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[Death Blossom]

But what would the plot be? Like, the firebenders annhialated the air benders. And honestly, it would be horrifying to see actually. The fire nation burning people to death, because ya'll know that probably how they did it. and it would narrow down their afdience demographic if they had done that. Like, kids wouldn't be able to see it without it being too much, like I know kids can handle a lot, but that seems a bit too intense. Idk. I think we should be happy with what we got. An amazing show, and a good follow up series.

[Blurr]

The comics are still going too

[Death Blossom]

Still? Daaaaamn.

[Rainberry]

So many people don't read the comics of things, to me they are hard to call canon, because compared to the shows, so few read them and follow them.

[Death Blossom]

What does that have to do with being canon?
Fans don't decide canon. If they don't educate themselves about stuff that happens that doesn't mean it's not canon. It just means they didn't read up on it. I remember when I was more into Avatar, I didn't buy the comics but I'd read online the synopsis of them and learn what was new.

The creators choose what's canon or not. Not the fans.

[RainySunshine]

Good evening everyone.

[Wolfwood]

King Wasabi. 

[Blurr]

finally filed my taxes. Yaaaaaay.

[Death Blossom]

Kewl.

[Anyponedrawn]

Did my taxes last week.  Waiting for a a check.   That's the best part.

[Death Blossom]

My friend saw the site OTL.
He read the url. And I know he's the type of shit to look it up OTL
Rip.

[MasterXtreme]

Quick, CODE 12 EVERYONE.  CODE 12.

[MasterXtreme]

PSF

PERSONAL STOCK FORUM.

Today's topic... RISK TOLERANCE.

Risk tolerance is a psychological trait that is genetically based, but positively influenced by education, income, and wealth (as these increase, risk tolerance appears to increase slightly) and negatively by age (as one gets older, risk tolerance decreases). Your risk tolerance is how you feel about risk and the degree of anxiety you feel when risk is present. In psychological terms, risk tolerance is defined as “the extent to which a person chooses to risk experiencing a less favorable outcome in the pursuit of a more favorable outcome.” In other words, would you risk $100 to win $1,000? Or $1,000 to win $1,000? All humans vary in their risk tolerance, and there is no “right” balance.

Risk tolerance is also affected by one’s perception of the risk. For example, flying in an airplane or riding in a car would have been perceived as very risky in the early 1900s, but less so today as flight and automobile travel are common occurrences. Conversely, most people today would feel that riding a horse might be dangerous with a good chance of falling or being bucked off because few people are around horses.

The idea of perception is important, especially in investing. As you gain more knowledge about investments – for example, how stocks are bought and sold, how much volatility (price change) is usually present, and the difficulty or ease of liquidating an investment – you are likely to consider stock investments to have less risk than you thought before making your first purchase. As a consequence, your anxiety when investing is less intense, even though your risk tolerance remains unchanged because your perception of the risk has evolved.

By understanding your risk tolerance, you can avoid those investments which are likely to make you anxious. Generally speaking, you should never own an asset which keeps you from sleeping in the night. Anxiety stimulates fear which triggers emotional responses (rather than logical responses) to the stressor. During periods of financial uncertainty, the investor who can retain a cool head and follows an analytical decision process invariably comes out ahead.

[NostradamusTheSeer]

How any codes does the system go up to?

[MasterXtreme]

Up to 69.