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>but that's on govt antitrust to handle properly It always seems to be someone else's problem when it comes to wealth adhering to the codified norms of a socie
by omegaworks 8y ago
>but that's on govt antitrust to handle properly
It always seems to be someone else's problem when it comes to wealth adhering to the codified norms of a society.
>it doesn't erase the fact that people have gone from 0 to B by creating companies from nothing and making a large impact of society
How does the adage go? "Behind every great fortune lies a great crime."
- manigandham 8y agoThe government is the people. Just like corporations at that size are far more than a single person. To reiterate for the 3rd time, all things eventually become too big and need to be managed, but that has nothing to do with value creation leading to wealth generation. I've yet to see a comment on how that's invalid beyond emotional complaints. >> How does the adage go? "Behind every great fortune lies a great crime." And there we go. Not sure how that's rational or productive. I guess you'll be first to tell every startup that exits successfully that they're now criminals for what they've done.
- ionised 8y ago> I guess you'll be first to tell every startup that exits successfully that they're now criminals for what they've done. Now you're just being ridiculous and I'm guessing you know it.