Karma for the Creator

David spent two years developing a revolutionary app at his company. His manager,

Mr. Peterson, watched every step. Asked detailed questions. Took notes. One week before

David's presentation to investors, Mr. Peterson called him into his office. "We're downsizing.

You're laid off. Effective immediately." Two months later, Mr. Peterson presented "his" app to investors.

Same code. Same design. David's work. He secured $2 million in funding.

But David had embedded a hidden signature in the code. A digital fingerprint proving ownership.

He contacted the investors with evidence. They investigated. Mr. Peterson was fired,

sued for fraud, and forced to return all funding. The investors gave David the $2 million