Which brings to mind this classic XKCD: https://xkcd.com/435/

Mostly true, but there is also the option of coming via Staten Island on the Verrazzano-Narrows bridge.

If you found the economics portion of this article interestingly, I would highly recommend the EconTalk podcast episode "Munger on Recycling"

http://www.econtalk.org/munger-on-recycling/

For the case of Mr. Lamb perhaps it would be 'Baaaaa'der–Meinhof :-)

It's not really the same thing, because (assuming a positive ROI) dollar cost averaging will always end up better off than lump sum investing (assuming the same amount is invested).

You may also be interested in this excellent Bukowski poem, with a beautiful matching video:

https://vimeo.com/26946995

What an interesting story! Thanks for sharing.

The way it's written, and the theme, remind me of: http://www.angelfire.com/trek/caver/page1.html

This comes to mind:

https://cheatdeath.github.io/research-bittorrent-doc/

How is this lowering the quality of the conversation? This is an insightful comment with a relevant video that shows that each Epipen actually contains 4 or 5 doses of epinephrine. Certainly relevant, as we are discussing how people nationwide are struggling to obtain enough of this drug.

Also, I would hardly call a link to YouTube "a mystery link to a random place on the web".

If you are truly natty, it would be absurd to call a 400 bench and 585 dead "not terribly impressive".

Btw, crazy gains. You look big in that second pic

Thanks ^^