Nearly every company that is not buying back its own shares issues new shares periodically. That's not "endless dilution" -- you know very well that there's a difference between equitable, fair and transparent use of a company's shares for incentives and deal-making, etc. as the company is growing in value, versus toxic endless dilution as an infinite number of new shares are issued at lower and lower prices without creating any value of any kind for anyone.
Suggesting that my comments reflect a lack of understanding or a lack of education about this subject is bizarre.
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