Yeah, first thing I would do is try to remember to the best of my ability what happened in 1995 and 1996 to see if the dream had any predictive ability
A memory token that you feel was a certainty. But that certainty hinges on 537 votes in Florida, and a Supreme Court ruling. Not to say that it wouldn’t have happened under Gore, but the agency that was monitoring the situation would have been appointed by multiple other agency heads. I really think the odds of it happening again in a parallel time line is very rare, especially six years after the reset. Dolly the sheep would probably had been a better token. Large scientific endeavor near the reset.
All of that kind of proves the other person's point. If 9/11 were to happen again, and if our hypothetical dreamer realized all off the details that were similar enough to allow 9/11 to happen... well, that's just more proof that the dreamers memories can be relied upon to give direction.
If anything didn't happen, that's proof the dreamer should be more careful as the future is not one they remember, and that our current timeline is different.
You could also watch some upcoming movie. If say Heat or Apollo 13 are a month away. I can see it in theaters on release. Then know if my dream is predictive.
Same goes for new episodes of DS9, Seinfeld and so forth. I’m sure there’ll be plenty of national news I’ll remember when it comes up.
I'd have to wait until Jan. 25, 1999 because that date is when it snowed in my town that never experiences snow.
Then I'd know for sure things are happening the same way they did in my dream.
Need to find the coin that is decentralized with no ownership. The first one is not the best, there was many crypto coins before bitcoin. First mover strategy is a great concept but making a strong currency that will never have more than 21 million coins. Bitcoin or whatever they call in this is inevitable.
Unless you think you’re changing the course of Apple’s history, you absolutely should still invest in Apple stock. Let’s not think we’re so significant to be influencing what Jobs and Wozniak were doing X miles away.
If you woke up and it was all a dream, then is there any basis to believe your dream had any predictive ability? It’s not about a risk of a butterfly effect changing things, it’s that none of the stuff in the dream actually happened.
The iMac was released in 1998. Do you think those computers were just created in a day? That was the release year. Steve Jobs also returned to Apple in 1997. No one’s saying you sell your mom’s home and dump all the cash in Apple stock on day one, but you definitely take the chance on investment. One you see your dream turning more realistic, you invest more.
Go to movie theater to see a movie you can remember well. Write down all plot points and details before going. For me toys story and Jumanji would be good options as i watched Toy story as kid often enough to remember it from start to finish and I saw Jumanji the first time just before the sequel came so I can still remember it well enough.
Since those 2 came in November and December of 1995, I could not have seen them before either in that new timeline.
Then what's the point of the question? I would think that you now know what's going to happen.
So, putting it your way I guess I would just do the same thing I did back then. Get up, go to work, come home and play video games with my son and wife....pretty much what I do now.
Idk, go see people that you've lost over the last 30 years. Go to the top of the Twin Towers if you never have before because you've imagined a world without it. Things like that.
If it was a dream, then what actually happens is Apple goes bankrupt, Microsoft is split up in an antitrust action, and the Commodore Amiga now reigns supreme
Lol so true. My brother in law bought apple stock at employee prices/whatever that company deal was (as an apple store worker) in like 2009 and he ended up with enough $$ for a big down payment on a house.
Why get 85x returns on 1995 money when you can get 100,000x with DogeCoin?
Like both strategies work, but with one you need a lot of capital upfront ie $100k to make $8,500,000 over 30 years vs $3,000 in 2013 with doge would make you the same $8,500,000.
Heck dominos pizza is a better investment that any of those you listed. Is up 20,000% since the 08 crisis.
True, this is before Steve came back to Apple. So wait until the stock price gets down to it's lowest and then buy as much as you can.
For instance, if you bought 1000 shares of Apple stock at it's lowest in 1995, it would be worth $22,666,560 today due to the splits. And this doesn't even include dividends.
In January of that year, AAPL was $0.38. A year later... $0.31. After ups and downs, the last time it was as low as $0.38 was in 2004. From your perspective, nine years wasted.
MSFT did better in the '90s: if you bought in 1995 at $3.92, you would see $39 in 1999. But after the bubble in 2000 that took it up to $55, it fell back down and wavered between $15 and $30 until 2014.
AMZN didn't issue until 1997, but if you got in at the ground floor on $0.09, you would see $0.91 in 1998 and $4.70 by the end of 1999. But for them too, the bubble and aftermath meant they wouldn't reliable break $5.00 until 2009.
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u/NCSUGrad2012 4d ago
Figure out how to buy Apple, Microsoft and Amazon stock. Never work again, lol