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Nevada is the new Delaware it seems. Not surprising due to recent Deleware court decisions.

Businesses can deal with anything but uncertainty.

The point of Delaware was that it's corpus of laws favored the Board and "protecting shareholder investments." Thus, Delaware has prohibitions on undisclosed self-dealing and other shenanigans.

The point of Texas and Nevada is that the laws favor the C-suite and expressly disfavor external shareholders. They have no restrictions on unethical behavior; it's why billionaire tech bros love them so much.

Stopped listening to A16Z advice a long time ago. They are part of the problem, not the solution
In the spirit of that other HN post about brevity in writing:

Who?

https://www.businessinsider.com/marc-andreessen-trump-and-cl...

> Marc Andreessen on why he's supporting Clinton over Trump: 'Is that a serious question?'

> "The idea of cutting off the flow of immigrants into Silicon Valley makes me sick to my stomach," Andreessen says.

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/business/money-report/andree...

> Andreessen Horowitz founders plan to donate to pro-Trump super PAC

I suppose once you get an appetite for fascism your stomach aches go away.