/biz/ here, What's an investment that can make money after trillions of years?
>>16995939>investment"The root meaning of the word investment comes from the Latin verb investire, meaning "to clothe," "to wrap," or "to dress".">finance(n.)"c. 1400, "an end, settlement, retribution," from Old French finance "end, ending; pardon, remission; payment, expense; settlement of a debt".">Jeffrey Edward Epstein"was an American financier"."I wish to wear the robes of debts that only my death can repay."Judas...its been some time since we last met, again. Another rope, another dollar...
>>16995939Self-replicating nano-bots that function like silicon-based DNA. It would take like a few million years for it to make DNA extinct, then it would spread to every region still existing in a trillion years.
Original wealth comes from the Earth. Think oil, gold, steel. If you're not all in on HydroGraph, I wish you and yours a happy pride month.
Well short term, I did have a future dream where I was reborn and in school at 16ish, near the end of this century, and I had enough clarity to signal around, and a friend talked about how Apple is really ahead and a solid all-rounder. So I guess with the market cap and a little investment now, it could be enough nearer the end of the century?
