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Joe S.
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Being a blessing later self delusion

Joe S.
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I have noticed over the years quiet a number of very ambitious investors talk about how they will give  to charity at the end of their life. Why do so many people act like they will be a blessing one day when they’re too self-absorbed and selfish to be a blessing today? 



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