this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2024
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I didn't say anything about abandoning it, just that it's bound to happen eventually like with any other business unlike people and murder.
The difference between a person and a corporation... is that once a corporation goes public, it's like having a person whose only goal in life is to get as much money as possible, no matter how. Those people usually end up in jail; corporations, not so much.
On the other hand, something like 2/3 of businesses "fail", or close, during the first 10 years, never going public. The ones surviving... are the ones that probably should be in "jail" 🤷