Question
Are hundred million to $1 billion companies not going public, because they’re cap table is fucked? Our founders scared of
1: activist investors
2: now, liquid DC’s with large steaks and voting shares?
Who in the X void could share their perspective on this
There should be a firehouse subs for every necessary commodity.
DMV type C Chargers
Black n blue Canned peas
Social security Organic Veggie Straws
If people want to donate and support more individually, let them.
Americas most redeeming quality is its ability to allow innovation and technological progress
This encourages corporate R&D, institution investment and backyard tinkerers to create worldly solutions that are deployed to the free market that incentivizes intellectual exploration
So,
What happens when the concept of a producing society is belittled and regarded as demode?
The fundamentals of free exchange, diminish in meaning
On the application layer of this, we do not want to give up, the now necessary commodities
It is then Shame, or free exchange?
Incentivized by freedom to express desires through free exchange, the story of capitalism has been that of turning privileged desires into necessary commodities
At the profit of whichever society is willing to produce it
Yet what happens when you remove free exchange?
You cant
Would democracy be considered great if America was not rich?
Would it have proliferated through continents, a gold star of exceptionalism and prosperity without capitalism?
The world presumes your identity. And you assume its a given to have one.
But, you don’t need one.
You don’t even have one– you have “Made Up” one for yourself. So you can comp yourself in relation to the identities you give others
Remove the totem pole
Dont be the world
Be free
Everyone flocks to anti-aging protocols
Anti-non-Ager legislation sticks around
Create disincentive
Citizens rebel against population control measures and disincentives
On the topic of commercialized anti-agent mechanisms.
Anti-aging protocols that are convenient come out, they are expensive, outrage by the poor, who are left to age and die. Legislators consolidate; no kids for non-agers, no Social Security. Commercialized protocols commoditize
Just when do you decide that you have a failure on your hands? Too late, is the answer– always too late
Let’s examine the nature of success and failure for a moment. We know that success has 1000 fathers while failure is famously always an orphan.
Felix Dennis