I don’t get why C-Span host Scully was not fired for lying. I don’t care if he shares his political opinions, but if he lies about it then he can’t be trusted.
VC Sucks
https://ryancaldbeck.medium.com/transitions-fa7ce4af435
I think most companies and founders will get far better off never taking outside funds.
Tornato7 wins comment of the year…
Here’s a thought experiment about a theoretical company that can obtain incredible valuation.
You start out with some money from friends and family, and you use this money to sell $100 bills for $50. Lots of takers.
Soon enough, you go to a VC and show them your revenue stream, and tell them with more capital you can make the margins much better.… read more “Tornato7 wins comment of the year…”
Intergenerational Wealth Transfers to Boomers
Two generations ago, 90% of Americans could expect to earn more than their parents. Today, that number is under 50%.
Why?
In 2008, during the Great Recession, Boomer politicians brought in massive bailouts for their friends and fellows in their generation. Instead of going bankrupt, many banks and companies were instead given money taken from future generations.… read more “Intergenerational Wealth Transfers to Boomers”
Good comment
Pick your peer group wisely because you’re giving them write access to both your conscious thoughts and your entire worldview – patio11
Daddy Haircut for Griffin


Former Patent Litigator Becomes Federal Judge And Begins Advertising For Patent Trolls To Come To His Court (And They Have In Droves) | Techdirt
Opinion | The I.R.S. Is Outgunned – The New York Times
Bill introduced to promote prescribed fire intends to reduce fire risk – Wildfire Today
Big Companies Are Starting to Swallow the World – The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/30/business/big-companies-are-starting-to-swallow-the-world.html
And great HN comment “The destruction of small businesses by the crushing burden of regulatory and taxation compliance is virtually complete.
Small businesses pay 10x to 100x more for compliance per dollar of gross revenue than their multinational rivals — for laws written by their armies of lobbyists, successfully architected to extinguish their more nimble and inventive small-business competitors.”