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There’s always opportunity.
But that’s like asking someone in the lower middle class to offshore their money, make LLCs, and invest in failed businesses on the premise of turning them around for a profit. None of that makes sense. It’s far too high a risk. Too much of the average person’s capital is just wrapped up in daily costs.
Opportunity has a cost, and that cost is too high for the vast majority of people.
That seems very specific.