I consider statement like this, evaluate them against my personal experience or knowledge, determine what is true or false, and then move on.It's just like leasing a car.

It's an achievement but having it go into the head is an acquisition of arrogance and false pride.

I buy a new pick up I drive it at least 10 years or more.I never have leased a pickup truck seems crazy from the math.I use to buy at invoice price, the dealers caught on about that so now invoice price numbers are pumped up leaving the buyer access to the true numbers muddle with false invoice prices.I would read Clark Howard on this topic very good read.https://clark.com/cars/eye-opening-truth-about-dealer-invoice-price/

Every one of you fell for the clickbait title and the false premise of the op.No survey has said that people are fleeing California and no survey has said 46% are planning to leave. 

SEO gives the (false) illusion of credibility.When you do a search for something you automatically assume the first organic result IS actually a trusty site .."

That is your opinion and your entitled  to that but  that is false in my experience .

Because of this false sense of security you have been duped into believing you are actually setting your self up for trouble, not avoiding it.Ca recognizes this risk and slaps you with an $800 annual filing charge for each and every LLC you report under for BOTH in state formed LLCs AND out of state formed LLCs if you are a Ca reporting resident.

What that means is that the tests that are positive are true positives but it misses some positives so we have a good amount of false negatives. 

So, the new law makes zero sense or at least, was sold to the public under false pretenses.

What I really think that happens is a lot of people give off a false front of "I love it" to self-justify that they made a wise investment, use "love it" to justify leaving their 9-5, etc.