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>if you cut corners, you may be rich, but then I'll think you're a bad boy! Uh oh, a moral judgement from a peasant? Say it aint so. Anything but that. I'm lit
by VoodooJuJu 2y ago
>if you cut corners, you may be rich, but then I'll think you're a bad boy!
Uh oh, a moral judgement from a peasant? Say it aint so. Anything but that. I'm literally shaking right now.
Anyway, here are some actual incentives:
- If you do some shady corner-cutting, you'll be legally compelled to trade in your Bugatti and drive a used Kia the rest of your life
- If this chemical causes bodily harm to me, we shall inflict bodily harm on thee
- A portion of the profits will be placed in a trust and will be passed down to your children, if and only if your product lasts long enough to be passed down to our children
- If you (banker) lose our money, you will lose your head
- saturn8601 2y agoThese rules discourage new businesses from starting and you end up in a situation like France where their largest company is some fashion company formed eons ago (probably before all the regulations).
- mmooss 2y agoFrance is an extremely wealthy country with possibly the best quality of life in the world - many would say better than in the English-speaking countries home to most of HN.
- wiz21c 2y ago> These rules discourage new businesses from starting No. They encourage new businesses to start without compromising on the fundamental stuff.