Explains why he is so obsessed with cole ting coins even when grabbing them means putting his life in danger.

You can’t just “report someone for tax fraud,” at least in the USA. You’ll need a bunch of personal information such as their address, and in some cases even an SSN or ID number. How many people do you think try to report others, who they might not even think are guilty, simply as some form of griefing? How many letters probably get sent by random strangers about Donald Trump or some other media or business personality that is well known and disliked by many? The IRS doesn’t want to waste its time following up on your report for tax fraud about your neighbor who you see always buying and selling packages online but you’re SURE they aren’t paying tax on. They want proof. They want someone who is close enough to that person that they could actually know what that person pays taxes on. Unless a persons tax information is public, your chances of reporting anyone for tax fraud who isn’t a relative or an accounting client of yours are pretty slim.

The best way to lower difficulty level in dating is by being happy and content in your single life. Beyond that-Take good pictures- have an experienced friend with an artistic eye review them. Have someone who is good at portrait and candid photography take pictures for you. You can also pay for both these services. Peer review your text before posting, edit and rewrite as needed, and you can use other social meeting platforms you are less invested in to “BETA test” and refine your pitch. Track metrics and save previous entries data and text, compare results and contrast revisions, reformat future responses for length, tone, content, etc. based on this data. Work on improving your interpersonal and communication skills, and expand your repertoire of skills and known restaraunts or places of interest. Have a vast and broad knowledge so that you can talk about most things and have a specific activity in mind which you can propose based on the subject of discussion.

Maybe... just because one doesn’t appreciate an art form does not invalidate it? Maybe we should pay teachers more, put the formula of: Pick someone you dont like or feel has more or doesn’t deserve what they have, pick another group you appreciate more or like more or feel doesn’t get what they deserve, take from group A and give to group B- doesn’t work. Maybe if we paid CEO’s less and entry level employees more.... maybe if we taxed the wealthy more and.... blah blah. Yes. There is wealth inequity and some professions like soldiers, police, teachers, nurses, blah blah, perform vital services and figuratively and literally dedicate and often risk their lives to do it, yet an EMT makes less than a mail room clerk at a major reading company. That’s not right by me, but I wouldn’t say to take money from the kid in the mailroom even if their job isn’t life or death. That kid has bills too, and I don’t tinker their life. If You could make millions by “mumbling,” would You refuse the money

Yes! Thank you! If we can all just please stop judging people based on the things they do and say, and instead just judge them based on how they tell us they want their public image to be... wait... no...? I think.... that doesn’t sound right either...? In seriousness- yes- people can change, people can have “bad periods” in which they say or do things out of character (depression and drugs are well known for this...) Some things are very relevant, unlikely to change, etc even if they are “in the past.” When a 14yo posts a racial slur in a chat room, it’s not excusable, but I’m not likely to assume they are racist 30 years later off one slur. When a 30 year old posts racial slurs and 3 years later wants me to think they are “past that” I get more skeptical. And when a persons actions and words in the present reinforce those past events? Age doesn’t always bring the wisdom to change, sometimes it just brings the wisdom of how to better cover up your flaws better.

Well... the information is correct. In fact certain Debeers personnel were long considered criminals in the United States and subject to arrest. They were also banned from directly seeking their products in the United States. The United States buys roughly 45% of the diamonds sold commercially in the world, thanks largely to a campaign by debeers. The “tradition” of the diamond engagement ring isn’t some age old cultural thing- it’s a series of commercials and marketing from around the time of my great grandparents. So while yes- much about diamonds is hype, bullshit, or manufactured demand, the conclusion is false. There are many things special about diamonds. They just aren’t as “special” as advertised or in the ways advertised. Diamonds are hard. They can cut glass (but actually do sustain damage and erosion to finish like polish..) but they are not “tough.” A diamond can shatter like glass from a bump or drop- especially if it occurs on the diamonds shear plane. Diamonds...

Maybe.... if your primary concern, and the best reason you can think of to do anything is to attract people or get attention... you aren’t doing so well either? Maybe there’s more to succeeding in life than cars or looks or sex or dating? Maybe... there’s not? Maybe success in life is what you determine it is. Maybe- you’re successful if you have what you want out of life, if you’re happy with how you got what you have, maybe you’re successful simply if you don’t have regrets? Or maybe... it’s none of that and success in life is just about passing your genes, or about what you give back in service to the world, your species, your family... who knows? If you’re happy in life- if you have what you want and you sleep soundly, who am I to say? Maybe there is no success in life, only moments of success and moments of failure, and in the end- life isn’t something one can succeed at. If “success” in life is survival- we all fail that eventually. Just do your best to be happy and let others be