alt Hacker News> i.e. people can only lie, cheat, and steal from people for a finite amount of time. It ultimately leads to competitive disadvantage, and repercussions.
That’s why you use you initial limited window to establish conditions where you don't need to compete, remembering competitive disadvantage a non-concern.
I am unsure that a debt-laden firm with half-baked IP and zero revenue is much of a prize for bandits. lol
I have seen it happen, but usually irrational "winners" also evidentially become losers in a year or two. I think it is related to folks that compulsively gamble on other peoples ignorance, and eventually end up losing in court.
It is theoretically not impossible to "win" as a bandit, but the collateral financial damage to the people around you would be significant. Thus, the mean time before collapse would be proportional to the specified credit.
Best of luck =3
"The Rules for Rulers"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rStL7niR7gs