> In your model, the only possible business owners would be those with major capital resources to begin with Or you get a loan. Or you get an investor on board

> In your model, the only possible business owners would be those with major capital resources to begin with Or you get a loan. Or you get an investor on board. How is that different from the current situation? > encouraging the spread of existing businesses into a sprawl: Walmart is now your doctor, pharmacist, and pharma manufacturer. It's happening anyway. My last vaccination was done 100% at Walmart. > Nobody would start a small business because they'd have to carry all liability How is that different from the current situation? > any new ideas are limited to spread at a glacially slow pace, because companies can't be aquired or acqui-hired Acquisitions are a relatively recent inventions, acqui-hires even more so. People have been doing massive inventions at rapid pace for like 200 years before being bought out by FAANG was a viable business strategy. > but can instead only scale on their own revenues. And loans. Don't forget loans.