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If a [[corporation]] is a type of [[Machines|machine]], these laws could also serve as the basis of a series of [[tenet|tenets]] which would enable the development of an incorporation statement of a new type of business, a good machine. | If a [[corporation]] is a type of [[Machines|machine]], these laws could also serve as the basis of a series of [[tenet|tenets]] which would enable the development of an incorporation statement of a new type of business, a good machine. | ||
== '''Part 7''': Purpose == | == '''Part 7''': Purpose *Under Construction* == | ||
Whilst the [[Transparent incorporation statement|"''transparent"'' incorporation statement]] mainly codifies exclusions, i.e what the business '''cannot''' do, it does say much in regards to what it '''can''' do. In fact, the additional governance requirements, most notably the [[Transparency|transparent]] tenet, actually creates a massive disadvantage for the business. Knowledge is power, the more proprietary market information a business has the greater the businesses advantage is in the marketplace. By employing a pure transparency tenet, all competitive advantage is lost. | Whilst the [[Transparent incorporation statement|"''transparent"'' incorporation statement]] mainly codifies exclusions, i.e what the business '''cannot''' do, it does say much in regards to what it '''can''' do. In fact, the additional governance requirements, most notably the [[Transparency|transparent]] tenet, actually creates a massive disadvantage for the business. Knowledge is power, the more proprietary market information a business has the greater the businesses advantage is in the marketplace. By employing a pure transparency tenet, all competitive advantage is lost. | ||