I’m not certain where it gets that 2500 blocks per hour which make it difficult to interpret (does that already assume getting supplies?) and it become more inefficient because I believe cave exploring is more efficient than straight mining for Diamond.
Regardless, 132,000 is not bad actually.
Since I see this as, whether getting 100k now (taking into account 10% interest rate on that money per year, and the fact you can work a job) vs 132k per year in mining diamonds, I made the following table:
It basically shows that if your goal is to make more money within 15 years, then the question becomes, do you make over 100k per year? If you do not, then within 15 years making diamond mining your job makes a lot of sense. Bonus, you will never be out of a job or get fired. If you can make over 100k a year or you want to make more money sooner (want to retire soon) then it starts to make more sense to just take the 100k
Fascinating study, thank you for making this table. I don’t know what the mining assumptions are in terms of speed. You’re right that $132,000 is nothing to thumb your nose at. It’s certainly really grindy, but extra returns can be made by investing what you don’t spend. I think I would still struggle to find myself mining every day of the week for 15 years though!
I’m not certain where it gets that 2500 blocks per hour which make it difficult to interpret (does that already assume getting supplies?) and it become more inefficient because I believe cave exploring is more efficient than straight mining for Diamond. Regardless, 132,000 is not bad actually.
Since I see this as, whether getting 100k now (taking into account 10% interest rate on that money per year, and the fact you can work a job) vs 132k per year in mining diamonds, I made the following table:
It basically shows that if your goal is to make more money within 15 years, then the question becomes, do you make over 100k per year? If you do not, then within 15 years making diamond mining your job makes a lot of sense. Bonus, you will never be out of a job or get fired. If you can make over 100k a year or you want to make more money sooner (want to retire soon) then it starts to make more sense to just take the 100k
Fascinating study, thank you for making this table. I don’t know what the mining assumptions are in terms of speed. You’re right that $132,000 is nothing to thumb your nose at. It’s certainly really grindy, but extra returns can be made by investing what you don’t spend. I think I would still struggle to find myself mining every day of the week for 15 years though!