Comment by dools 8 hours ago How about "making investors less powerful"? 5 comments dools Reply ignoramous 8 hours ago You should read the essay. It is mostly about pivoting towards an outsized outcomes for founders & leveraging various avenues available to their advantage. dools 8 hours ago I don't mean less powerful relative to startup founders, I mean less powerful in terms of how we allocate resources in the economy. epolanski 6 hours ago Why would that be a good idea?Greed has been clearly very efficient at allocating resources and money is the first resource of any business endeavour.Politics and courts should frames and boundaries around that greed's reach, otherwise just let it alone. 2 replies →
ignoramous 8 hours ago You should read the essay. It is mostly about pivoting towards an outsized outcomes for founders & leveraging various avenues available to their advantage. dools 8 hours ago I don't mean less powerful relative to startup founders, I mean less powerful in terms of how we allocate resources in the economy. epolanski 6 hours ago Why would that be a good idea?Greed has been clearly very efficient at allocating resources and money is the first resource of any business endeavour.Politics and courts should frames and boundaries around that greed's reach, otherwise just let it alone. 2 replies →
dools 8 hours ago I don't mean less powerful relative to startup founders, I mean less powerful in terms of how we allocate resources in the economy. epolanski 6 hours ago Why would that be a good idea?Greed has been clearly very efficient at allocating resources and money is the first resource of any business endeavour.Politics and courts should frames and boundaries around that greed's reach, otherwise just let it alone. 2 replies →
epolanski 6 hours ago Why would that be a good idea?Greed has been clearly very efficient at allocating resources and money is the first resource of any business endeavour.Politics and courts should frames and boundaries around that greed's reach, otherwise just let it alone. 2 replies →
You should read the essay. It is mostly about pivoting towards an outsized outcomes for founders & leveraging various avenues available to their advantage.
I don't mean less powerful relative to startup founders, I mean less powerful in terms of how we allocate resources in the economy.
Why would that be a good idea?
Greed has been clearly very efficient at allocating resources and money is the first resource of any business endeavour.
Politics and courts should frames and boundaries around that greed's reach, otherwise just let it alone.
2 replies →