@CXCarroll@SMB_Attorney That's not at all the point I was making. I'm speaking to capital markets, not workplace safety, which I have no idea if your point is valid or not.
@CXCarroll@SMB_Attorney I hadn't thought of this before, but legal services may contribute to capital allocation and explain what's wrong with South Korea and Japan.
@RobinWigg@noahisreading Started a couple of weeks ago. Finished it a few days ago. Quite the page turner! I can't recall the last time I actually finished a book.
@MikeFritzell For what it's worth, Bruce Greenwald in Competition Demystified categorized moats as being driven by (1) supply, (2) demand, and (3) economies of scale. IKEA seems to fit a little of (2) in one dedicated trip I can set up my apartment (switching costs are high) and (3) logistics
The last two years have exposed a tech ethos that treats breaking the law as acceptable in pursuit of some higher goal. Americans have a right to expect duly enacted laws to be followed. The 1930s offer a warning about subordinating democracy to fascism, or in modern terms: "e/acc"
@TheTNHoller Negotiating a "cut of revenue" in exchange for an export license violates the US constitution. Huang has no respect for the rule of law in the United States.