adamw2k

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by adamw2k 9y ago
I don't see it changing in the short term, though I think there's potential in the long term. In between, I feel like towns need to organize around a particular niche / focus. For example, Indianapolis is a hub of marketing
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by adamw2k 9y ago
As someone born and raised in the Midwest (and who takes great pride in that) now leading a company in SF, the difficulty truly isn't lack of capital, it's lack of founder talent (and ideas). People with big ideas that can insp
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by adamw2k 9y ago
That assumes some of this isn't baked into the price already. But yes, if you think the market hasn't factored in any one or more of these potential actions, then buying the stock would be the most logical way to profit...
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by adamw2k 9y ago
Respect the thought here, though definitely feel like we're still a ways off. That said, what resonated most with me was the footnote: "I believe attention hacking is going to be the sugar epidemic of this generation. I can feel
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by adamw2k 9y ago
Seems like an opportunity to setup a one-man non-profit, crowdfund it, and have him spend the rest of his life working on something he clearly has a passion for. I imagine many netizens would chip in a few $...
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by adamw2k 9y ago
Just used ResistBot.io (full disclosure, a friend's business) to message my representatives about this. May not be as effective as calling - but certainly quick/easy.
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by adamw2k 9y ago
Lawsuit was filed shortly after SB 442 was passed (which is what allowed the process to begin): http://www.naacp.org/latest/naacp-files-lawsuit-indiana-unla... Sadly, it will have to work its way through the court whil
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by adamw2k 10y ago
Not exactly. He still owns 19,780,472 shares of Class B stock according to the form filed: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1295032/000112760216...
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by adamw2k 11y ago
Can't believe form 83b wasn't even mentioned... Truly the best way for any early stage employee to deal with options from a tax perspective.