excel 2021:
the "a spreadsheet is all it needs"-file is not usable because excel is not able to translate the "LC references that are inside brackets" into other languages.
You probably shouldn't be storing all your savings in cash. I think it's generally considered better practice to put at least some percentage into something market-based, like an index fund.
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> In 2010, Ward was diagnosed with a serious neurological disorder that required treatment at the Mayo Clinic. His friend Tim Kask helped to establish a fund to help Ward offset some of the medical bills.
I mean, good on his friend, it was a very kind thing to do.
But also, wow, what a messed up place the US is...
> But also, wow, what a messed up place the US is...
Quite a lot of the things that would simply be untreatable in many places are treatable in the US, but it's expensive.
I don't know if that's the case here, but knowing that can help you understand that the place where a lot of things originate (and start out expensive) is the place that eventually commercialises them to the point where other countries can buy them as a package.
"Europe, the U.S. and so-called "like-minded" partners have grown distrustful, too, as they're faced with economic coercion from Beijing, Chinese espionage, cyberthreats and disinformation operations."
They can be, but like with everything copyright-related for copyright to apply there need to be “creative work” involved. Which, for something that has been translated countless times in all possible directions, is going to be much harder than for a first translation.
