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No, liquidation of a corporation is only like a human's death in that it implies the division of the entity's assets. But the humans making the decision to acc
by afarrell 14y ago
No, liquidation of a corporation is only like a human's death in that it implies the division of the entity's assets.
But the humans making the decision to accept the deal do not feel fear that they will cease to exist and they will leave their loved ones behind. They don't have the animal fear of physical pain either. Unless they have been terribly reckless with their personal finances, they are not at any risk of actual death. At most, they have dread of embarrassment and the shame of having failed the trust of their employees.
- pohl 14y agoNo, liquidation of a corporation is only like a human's death in that it implies the division of the entity's assets. The resemblance between this and becoming worm-food is uncanny, though.