If you can run a publicly traded company for less, then you should and show us how it's done. My guess is you won't be able to get capable and well connected people in leadership positions, and your company wouldn't make it.
Personally, I was happy with 3 years...
On the flip-side, Google's last AI release debacle made me lose a lot of confidence in the company; they want to control how and what people think instead of giving their customers access to information, so I may be ready to try something else; I bought my kid a Fairphone.
Show me any member of Congress who has been there for more than ten years who ISN'T a multi-millionaire.
It's done legally because they make the laws. It's not done ethically.
Government giveaways, whether they're to corporations or "the poor and middle class", cause inflation, and inflation hurts the poor the most.
Teach critical thinking in schools
You wouldn't like that, that would destroy socialism.
How can parasitic companies like Intuit compete with free?
Sounds like you've never used government software.
And the next thing you'll know the IRS will deduct taxes at source so many people won't even have to file a return.
Free is relative, the IRS is saying the software will cost them up to almost $250 Million just to operate; how many tens of millions did they take to study and create this alternative to the already freely available options?
What socialist madness is that?
The kind where money is wasted unproductively, the standard kind.
He has not acquired a fortune; the fortune has acquired him. -- Bion
