Post: #1

I want to squeeze the life out of any useful internet resources. Lol.

The only sites I really use are:
biggerpockets.com
rooshvforum.com
wallstreetplayboys.com
boldanddetermined.com

I have my fitness/health life down pat. I am still not where I want to be with girls or money. I believe reading about game can sometimes be a waste because the opportunity cost is gaining real life experience. But I still like gaining some tips now and then. Do you guys have useful internet resources?

Post: #2

I read a lot of books on my kindle. This site makes finding and downloading books free and easy
http://gen.lib.rus.ec/

Do I have to explain hedge funds to you?
http://www.zerohedge.com/

Recently I found out bout McQueen's podcast...I feel like it should pick up soon
https://soundcloud.com/thechristianmcqueenshow

Free site to stream movies online. if you have decent internet and hdmi your laptop to a TV, this can be a godsend for "movie nights"
http://vodly.to/

Post: #3

Another useful blog for game and lifestyle
http://dangerandplay.com

Post: #4

A few Roosh members are also members of Happier Abroad. It kind of expands on some of the themes of this forum, namely about leaving the USA/West and going to live in another country.

Don't ask us about girls, we're primarily geeks who know more about algorithms and stuff.

And yeah, zerohedge is good but I find it depresses me too much which is a terrible mindset to be in when it comes to man-ing up and making $$$$$.

Post: #5

I like http://www.indeed.com It's like Google for job searching. It indexes all the popular job search sites in one place. Plus you can sort jobs by salary. A+ from me.

Post: #6

Anyone know any decent sites for new movies ?

Post: #7

Ribbonfarm.com

Good posts and good bread crumbs for finding interesting books.

Post: #8

(12-28-2014 01:37 PM)Chengiz88 Wrote:  Anyone know any decent sites for new movies ?

TubePlus.me is good for streaming TV series and movies. Try it out.

HSLD

Post: #9

https://duckduckgo.com/ : a search engine that won't track you (unlike Google)

http://www.gutenberg.org/ : nearly 50,000 free ebooks. Tons of classics.

http://scribblemaps.com/ : lets you create and modify Google maps (very useful if you want to post a datasheet)

http://poetsandquants.com/ : for those of you considering getting an MBA.

Post: #10

http://youarenotsosmart.com/: to protect you from yourself

http://www.ielanguages.com/languages.html: to learn some European languages. They haven't added their brothers who aren't from Europe yet.

Post: #11

For anyone who takes their poker seriously this is THE place on the internet.
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/

Post: #12

(12-30-2014 03:55 PM)LouEvilSlugger Wrote:  http://www.gutenberg.org/ : nearly 50,000 free ebooks. Tons of classics.

This^^^

Meditations by Emperor of Rome, Marcus Aurelius

Post: #13

One of the hidden gems of the Internet: http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/

Weekly articles with link to the original website where the article is published. Articles in English, Spanish and Italian. Articles from other languages translated to English.

You can browse in at least two ways: Weekly articles ....list updates every Saturday it seems, and Topic.

Wide wide wide range of topics:
"The Pleiades" Area
"Alien Life" Area
"Civilizations" Area
"Exopolítics" Area
"Genetics" Area
"Geographic Atlas/World and Miscellaneous Maps" Area
"Legends/Myths/Prophecies/Predictions" Area
"Mysticism-Evolution" Area
"Neo-Archeology" Area
"Neo-Astronomy" Area
"New Vision of Health" Area
"Parascience" Area
"Sociopolitics" Area
"The Earth" Area

Each topic then has subtopics: For example "The Earth" Area:
Antarctica Rediscovered
Climate Changes
Earth Changes
Earth's Occult Map
Global Warming - An Official Pseudoscience
Robert Morning Sky
The Bermuda Triangle
The Hollow Earth Theory
The Theory of Gaia
Tsunamis and Earthquakes

Then, each subtopic has hundreds of articles and videos.

The site is very interesting, it is a huge library; and you never know where, by following the links, you will end up.

Post: #14

Some General Sites

- The Citation Machine: http://www.citationmachine.net/

- Yahoo Finance(for company/market research):https://finance.yahoo.com/

- RoadTrippers(use to find attractions/hotels/etc along a route): https://roadtrippers.com/

Post: #15

I've found this site to be very resourceful

http://www.allaboutworldview.org

Post: #16

money websites (on the saving aspect, not investing)

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/

http://earlyretirementextreme.com/

If you want more in depth advice, I recommend buying the ERE book that Jacob Lund Fisker sells. It's great, I'd read it at least five times.

Post: #17

if you like the old fashioned, hold-in-your hand style book, bookfinder.com is great way to find the cheapest price on a used book. It searches multiple sites - Amazon USA, Canada, UK, half.com, Abe, etc.

Post: #18

Startpage.com lets you google, without google tracking you.

Post: #19

I have to second mister money mustache, got turned onto it yesterday and have been devouring articles ever since.

Post: #20

I've always enjoyed IllimitableMen.com. He always offers valuable insight into how people operate.

Post: #21

If you guys have questions about Money Mustache, let me know. I've been retired for a year and a half now using his method, in my ripe-old early 30s.

Post: #22

http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/

I stumbled upon the website accidentally last week and what a great accident it was! I was looking for some little knowledge and I stumbled upon a goldmine. The quality of the articles is unbelievable, I am probably going to copy past the articles just in case the website goes down.

Post: #23

(12-19-2016 01:25 AM)Nater Wrote:  http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/

I stumbled upon the website accidentally last week and what a great accident it was! I was looking for some little knowledge and I stumbled upon a goldmine. The quality of the articles is unbelievable, I am probably going to copy past the articles just in case the website goes down.

Similar insights from the guy at his previous blog, Partial Objects, though it really has gone down. Nonetheless - still preserved via a Wayback Machine.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm