What kind of numbers do you think you would need to shut up and multiply? No trolling, just an honest question. To clarify, I support Roko here—I’ve been thinking along the same lines for some time.
You’d need to know the goals in question. Then you’d need to know how much great wealth would benefit these goals. Then the odds of becoming wealthy. Then the benefits if you try to get wealthy but fail. Then you’d need to compare that to the benefits of just doing what you’re doing. It’s not really quantifiable enough to fit into the shut-up-and-multiply, especially since it varies based on goals and individuals.
What kind of numbers do you think you would need to shut up and multiply? No trolling, just an honest question. To clarify, I support Roko here—I’ve been thinking along the same lines for some time.
You’d need to know the goals in question. Then you’d need to know how much great wealth would benefit these goals. Then the odds of becoming wealthy. Then the benefits if you try to get wealthy but fail. Then you’d need to compare that to the benefits of just doing what you’re doing. It’s not really quantifiable enough to fit into the shut-up-and-multiply, especially since it varies based on goals and individuals.
And is he putting any effort into getting the numbers?