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Originally Posted by diehardbiker
Its all mathematic, In pyrimid scheme, its always going in "Squares" in mathematic term If you do a calculator and see for yourself, you might understand why in the beginning it is easier to make money than in the end. at top of the pyrimid, you need 2-square if you do calculator, enter 2 then x-2 and you will get 4, then the next level of pyrimid, you would have 4, then on calculator, hit 4 then x-2 and you will get 16, then the next level, you would need to put 16 then x-2 you will get 256, , the next level, you would need to enter on your calculator 256 then x-2 you will get 65536 See how it expands to 65,536, and if you need to go next level, how many people do you think needed to get it complete? If you do that on calculator 65,536 and x-2 and do you think we can come up with this number of people to join and make money????
Mathematics do NOT lie! and the square power is generally overlooked except if your damn good with mathematic.
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Yep, you're right.
The other thing is that a lot of pyramid schemes require others to keep going in order for you to reap in benefits.
For instance, you need 7 people under you and each of those 7 people need 7 people under them, and each of those 7 people need 7 more... in order for you to get your benefits. However, if at least one person leaves... you have to find more to replace them and the process starts all over again.
One good example is Quixtar.
