it's a no for me. it's like the idea of taxing the rich. it sounds great until you become one of those rich people. this idea sounds great until you become a

it's a no for me. it's like the idea of taxing the rich. it sounds great until you become one of those rich people. this idea sounds great until you become a founder or an investor yourself. these are laws, systems, and regulations that sets the first movers and real builders apart from the average laymen. all comes down to risk/reward incentives. it's poor people telling the rich how to spend and allocate their money. the rich people will just say "the fuck do you know about it?"