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I mean, mining companies made local governments before. I'm skeptical that single-issue regulatory exemptions will have any impact on long-term growth, particu
by hawkice 6y ago
I mean, mining companies made local governments before.
I'm skeptical that single-issue regulatory exemptions will have any impact on long-term growth, particularly for areas like AI or block chains, where the level of regulation is already essentially none.
[Edit: I'm going to go out on a limb and say I'm being taken as saying I'm in favor of this idea, despite only really saying it won't work.]
- rodgerd 6y agoSixteen tons, and what do you get?
- myownpetard 6y agoAnother day older and deeper in debt.
- omginternets 6y agoAnother day older and deeper in debt.
- TedDoesntTalk 6y agoBut... blockchain!!!
- RhodoGSA 6y agoI think some people are missing the point here. In order to charter the corporation you need to be a billionaire. I doubt it has anything to do with wanting to make 'More money' as opposed to leaving a city as a legacy, under your vision, ideals, etc. I mean, what else do billionaires dream of?