The Bible has a passage that condemns those who buy up land during a famine, saying they are not human.

It’s a desperate situation, starving, and yet you sell your land cheaply to survive—farmers end up bankrupt later because of this.

So, a good Deus believer shouldn’t buy land or real estate during a famine or economic collapse.

But... someone like me, less than saintly, should do the exact opposite of what that passage says.@@novelbin@@

‘Buy stocks when they crash, buy real estate during an economic depression.’

That’s how you make money.

"Our misfortune is our opportunity, folks."

"That's true. A war breaking out in a neighboring country would be the perfect boom for us."

"Even if we can't directly provoke the Tsardom of Rus and the Kingdom of Lyon, it's clear they're going to get involved in the war. But if we miss the right time to sell, we’ll lose out big time, right?"

People often think of the U.S. during the world wars, especially World War II, when they imagine an invincible superpower.

They built an aircraft carrier every two weeks, drafted millions of soldiers, and even made ice cream ships for the troops just so they could deliver ice cream.

They were known for their remarkable logistics, defying human understanding.

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