Capital gains has important differences to wealth tax. It’s a tax on net-wealth-disposed-of-in-a-tax-year, or perhaps the last couple for someone with an accountant.
So your proverbial founder isn’t taxed a penny until they dispose of their shares.
Someone sitting on a massive pile of bonds won’t be paying capital gains tax, but rather enjoying the interest on them.
Same. I am seeing a trend where rats who had to spend time with this stuff in college say, “No, please don’t go here it’s not worth it.” Then get promptly ignored.
The fundamental reason this stuff is not worth engaging with is because it’s a Rorschach. Using this stuff is a verbal performance. We can make analogies to Tarot cards but in the end we’re just cold reading our readers.
Lacan and his ilk aren’t some low hanging source of zero day mind hacks for rats. Down this road lies a quagmire, which is not worth the effort to traverse.