Yes, but there are a lot of gullible investors out there so calling themselves that will jack up the value of their shares.

>(Does base 4 have a name?)

Quaternary

(2024)

Submission URL should probably be changed to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2... as the current link is to a draft of this article

>We don't have landmass to facilitate the output waste in the UK

Yes, we do. It really doesn't make that much space to store the waste. The biggest problem is people being irrationally scared of it.

>The first point already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societas_Europaea

SEs are public companies, and must have at least €120k in capital during formation.

The proposed EU Inc. will be for private companies with no capital requirements.

SE companies can be unlisted, if that's what you mean.

The capital requirements can be changed.

The last time pan-European private companies (SPEs) were seriously proposed (2008) opposition from the German government blocked the proposals, the idea limped along until finally being ditched in 2014 after disputes in the European Parliament about worker representation on boards.

SPEs were supposed to follow on from SEs (public companies, introduced in 2004) and SCEs (cooperative societies, introduced in 2006).

>The ultimate aim is to create a new truly European company structure. We call it EU Inc., with a single and simple set of rules that will apply seamlessly all over our Union.

I hope this is an indication that the Commission proposal will be for a Regulation and not a Directive.

I still don't understand why it's been such a contentious decision to pick between the two.

Worse, the rule became to reverse the victim and offender,[0] and belittle those calling out the behaviour as "woke" or "suppressing free speech".

>Imagine you have an AI button. When you click it, the locally running LLM gets a copy of the web site in the context window, and you get to ask it a prompt, e.g. "summarize this".

but.. why? I can read the website myself. That's why I'm on the website.

People have a limited amount of time, so they may prefer spending it on something else than what a computer can do for them.