the tricky thing is that not acting on what you find interesting trains you not to do it in the future. It becomes less a matter of resources
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Exactly this.
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$1B, prosthetics research $100M, bring quality food to my people (new hampshire) $10M, uncanney money valley, maybe devote life to crafts and localist helpings $1M idk, buy a banana?
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I've already crossed the "1 year income in the bank" threshold both ways: making it, and then spending most of it on "more interesting". $2.5M puts me at fuck-you-money: 4% interest pays my bills forever. That's the next watershed threshold I can clearly see.
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My thoughts drift to service and/or local politics, spots no so much in need of capital but with limited earnings potential attached. So 'how much I need' comes down to nest egg sufficient to maintain current std. of living for my family. Not original response, but likely common?
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that amount changes so much with geography and age.
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$10-20b. Smaller amounts would just cause acceleration along already interesting path.
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