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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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After the usual paying off debts, buying houses for family and making sure that sort of needs are taken care of, I would invest in things that really should exist to improve society in general, even if thwy may bot be guaranteed return on investment.
Greener energy, pollution cleanup, educational endowments, social enterprises, things along rhat line.
As summer temps rise and people with their heads in the sand die out, I think we're going to see a major swell of focus on green tech to combat global warming, meaning investments in that sector are going to pay dividends.