At least we can agree that your notion of "mean"is simplistic, although I could be wrong given your penchant for argument. My original point was that your concept of "means" was too obvious and simplistic to be of any practical value.
Do you honestly think his proposed definition will change anyone's contributions to their retirement svgs, especially given that "means" is such a subjective word that is used in many different ways?
I fail to see anything of practical value to be gained from discussing this topic, unlike numerous other non-technical articles and forum threads about the human side of money.
Thanks for sharing this great article. There is no reason to beat yourself up for selling your condo when you did. If any of us knew how much housing prices were going to rise from 2020-2022 we would have bought as much property as we could. Together, the two of you did quite well. I'm pleased to see that this appears to be an article instead of a forum post but curious about who made the decision to post it as one. I don't recall seeing articles by anyone else besides Adam and Bogdan in a long time.
Utilities might be a poor yardstick. As Customers Struggled, Utility CEOs’ Pay Spiked Last Year https://energyandpolicy.org/as-customers-struggled-utility-ceos-pay-spiked-last-year/#:~:text=Atlanta%2Dbased%20utility%20Southern%20Company,Total%20Compensation
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At least we can agree that your notion of "mean"is simplistic, although I could be wrong given your penchant for argument. My original point was that your concept of "means" was too obvious and simplistic to be of any practical value.
Post: What does ”means” mean?
Link to comment from February 18, 2026
Do you honestly think his proposed definition will change anyone's contributions to their retirement svgs, especially given that "means" is such a subjective word that is used in many different ways?
Post: What does ”means” mean?
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I fail to see anything of practical value to be gained from discussing this topic, unlike numerous other non-technical articles and forum threads about the human side of money.
Post: What does ”means” mean?
Link to comment from February 16, 2026
HD used to consist primarily of useful financial information. Unfortunately, that is becoming more and more difficult to find.
Post: What does ”means” mean?
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We have a Subaru Outback that all of those things except a front camera. Blind spot monitoring is probably my favorite.
Post: Choices, choices everywhere
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When we went out to lunch yesterday with friends who own a Mercedes sedan we took our Subaru Outback because it is much easier to get in and out of.
Post: Choices, choices everywhere
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The generic equivalent of amoxicillin also includes clavulanate. Costco has the generic combination for $20.
Post: When $2100 is not what it appears. The Medicare Part D trap
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Thanks for sharing this great article. There is no reason to beat yourself up for selling your condo when you did. If any of us knew how much housing prices were going to rise from 2020-2022 we would have bought as much property as we could. Together, the two of you did quite well. I'm pleased to see that this appears to be an article instead of a forum post but curious about who made the decision to post it as one. I don't recall seeing articles by anyone else besides Adam and Bogdan in a long time.
Post: Value of Waiting
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Utilities might be a poor yardstick. As Customers Struggled, Utility CEOs’ Pay Spiked Last Year https://energyandpolicy.org/as-customers-struggled-utility-ceos-pay-spiked-last-year/#:~:text=Atlanta%2Dbased%20utility%20Southern%20Company,Total%20Compensation
Post: When $2100 is not what it appears. The Medicare Part D trap
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I would do the same. However, a major reason for the increase in annual Part B costs is the large increase in physician administered medications.
Post: When $2100 is not what it appears. The Medicare Part D trap
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