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var mystartup = new Atlas.foundCompany(); mystartup.founderList = [identityConst]; http://mystartup.positions.ceo = identityConst; In an ideal world (one can dream): mystartup.filetaxes();
I'm amused by the idea of a test suite for this. At test time, you might well create and destroy (or take through other processes - acquisition, chapter 11 etc) a number of companies best described using exponential notation.
I also really don't see why "Undo" (or something like full version control) shouldn't be possible. Especially if some smart jurisdiction could brought on board. Vermont allowed Virtual corps, though I presume there was some flaw that prevented it taking off. Probably: it's not DE
You can see how much JavaScript I've written recently (none). new Atlas.foundCompany can be made to work, but I don't think it's very idiomatic. Feeling slightly sheepish. If you're going to make jokes in code (even semi-seriously), they should at least be idiomatic jokes...
Oh man, and the implications of the corporate-entity equivalent of memory leaks... 
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