There’s something to that busy bee culture exchange theory, and someone’s been hording the nectar.

But let’s leave that to the economic historians, we’re only 29 with a decent portfolio.

Probably better to not ask too many questions.

well companies and industry are a good thing though right?

Yeah, the concept of incorporation for one-off projects was a useful innovation for large public works that required complex financing and the hedging of risk.

The Suez Canal

constructed between 1859 – 1869 was the largest stock-financed ventured at that time and reduced trade routes by over 3700 miles.

hurray for capitalism!

Buuuut…it was performed with the forced labor of 30,000 fellow human beings.

more tendies!

The Panama Canal

on our side of the Atlantic, was another large work that couldn’t have been accomplished without complex financing.