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Personal Finance: What should I do with 3,000 dollars? Chris HolmesParker, Ph.D., Physicist, Entrepreneur. 925 votes Become a multimillionaire by age 40. This is what your path looks like:  i) Keep the $3k safe for now...:Take your $3000 that you have now. Continue saving. Work hard, pinc... Read More » How can one make $4,000/month sitting at home in 6 weeks of time? Kenny Cannon, Kenny Cannon is a best selling author... 339 votes The question needs clarity but I'll do my best. I'm not sure if you're trying to make $4,000 in the next 6 weeks or trying to generate recurring revenue of $4,000 in the n... Read More » What are some of the best responses to " Sell me this paper cup." or " Sell me this pencil/pen." in an interview? Michael Gillam, Emergency Physician, Technologist 8.2k votes You could answer similar to the way that reportedly the best salesman in the world answered to Johnny Carson. While the salesman was a guest on the show Johnny said, "I un... Read More » Which area of computer science has more money and a better lifestyle? Tony Li, Internet Geek 43 votes High Frequency Trading -- You get paid like a stockbroker. Edit: Folks seem to be glomming onto this blindly. You should also know that the compensation comes at the price... Read More » Will restaurants actually allow you to wash dishes as compensation if you cannot pay? Jon Mixon 293 votes No, they won't. If you don't have the money to pay for a meal that you have eaten, one of three things will happen: ... Read More » Why are people buying the $17,000 gold Apple watch when they know that the technology will be obsolete in 3 years? Franklin Veaux, Small business owner, sexuality educa... 80 votes Would you pay $5 for a watch that is going to be obsolete in 3 years? Yes? ... Read More » Why does Gaussian distribution occur in so many places (it seems prevalent and mystic like the famous Fibonacci numbers)? Suman Das, Student of physics and probability. 24 votes The answer, I think, lies in one of the fundamental theorems of probability theory - the central limit theorem. What the theorem says is roughly as follows: Suppose a num... Read More » Is capitalism a zero-sum game? Rob Weir, Renaissance Dude 565 votes No. This can be easily demonstrated in a classroom exercise. The instructor hands out a a different candy bar to each student, from many different varieties. Each stude... Read More » Would Newton understand Einstein's theories of relativity simply by reading them? Joseph Wang, Chief Scientist, Bitquant Research 42 votes No. Although I'm sure that Newton could probably learn GR in about six months. The reverse is strangely also true. The average 21st century physicist would have difficul... Read More » Why do super-rich people want to get richer? Justine Musk 2.0k votes Money is rarely just money. Sometimes it stands in for love or self-esteem or freedom or a sense of control over your destiny (especially if you lacked these things in chil... Read More »