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Also this behavior might work in the US, but if you screwed over a bunch of rich and powerful people in say, Russia, you'd probably end up having an "accident",
by klipt 7y ago
Also this behavior might work in the US, but if you screwed over a bunch of rich and powerful people in say, Russia, you'd probably end up having an "accident", changing the leadership of your company to someone more favorable to said rich and powerful.
- PopeDotNinja 7y ago> ...if you screwed over a bunch of... That is usually gonna go poorly for you in any culture.
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- cjlars 7y agoIf he died, his estate's administrator would essentially be forced to sell some shares in order to pay the hundreds of millions of dollars his estate would owe in taxes. Presumably, this would trigger the SAFE for both the investors AND employees. I wonder if the guy realizes he has a defacto decamillion dollar bounty on his head.
- heavenlyblue 7y agoI think there's also a good "death bed" test. If your actions lead to you dying alone and everyone who you knew remember you as "that guy not worth remembering" - then you did bad for yourself. You could say it's a more democratic version of the Russian "methods".