alt Hacker News> Sure, a board, no member of which may be worth more than $100M.
What does that change when the CEO is still commanding a trillion dollars in capital?
Also consider how you're going to choose the board of a trillion dollar company if no natural person owns more than 0.01% of it. It's going to end up being controlled by Wall St funds instead. How do you expect that to go?
> What does that change when the CEO is still commanding a trillion dollars in capital?
Their incentives. They've already hit the wealth cap, they can't make their high score any higher. The incentive to steal from their workers is gone.
> How do you expect that to go?
Better than what we have now, hopefully. I'm open to suggestions if you have a better idea for how to reign in these people!