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<t>@Hoplite - Your comment about the shift in deaths from communicable to degenerative strengthens my belief that it'd be easy to break free of the system barring genetic issues. I believe that many of these degenerative diseases are caused by our diet and lifestyle, so we can invest in our health ...

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<t>It may be possible to go car-free, and since you mention it, I will put a little more thought into that. It would be tough, especially considering the weather in Fayetteville is rather temperate. I keep trying to write down a reason why I *NEED* a car, and most of it can be explained away with ...

@Michelle - I may in the future, but for now the blog is quite enough to satisfy me. I assume much of the book's content is derived from the blog anyway. Also, I'm quite busy reading other, more technical, investing books so I can make the most out of my savings.

<r>I'd also like to add that while I haven't bought the ERE book and simply stick with the blog, I feel I make up for it. Whenever I'm going to buy anything from Amazon, be it books or dog food or whatever, I come back here and click on one of the links to Amazon through this site. I read in one of ...

<t>So, after learning that I am still an INTJ, I looked it up on wikipedia (I know, I know) and saw that INTJ only accounts for 1-4% of the population. After reading the thread containing everyone's results, I did a quick count and found that over 50% of respondents are INTJ. Obviously there could ...

I am INTJ...have been for years

<t>Hey everyone. I've been lurking here for about a month and I finally decided to join the forums. First of all, thank you Jacob for opening my eyes to this new mindset. I saw a link to your blog in Reddit's Frugal section and I got sucked in by your blog. Before now I was a consumer electronics ...