Quote from: nlovric on October 29, 2013, 03:12:53 AM

Well, I am not sure. As I said, I would like the money to go towards making this project bigger and bigger and to change the world. So, how much do you need to live? Of course, you will not get this immediately, but after it makes profit. The point is that everyone gets approximately equally in respect of personal effort vs. personal capabilities. The reason why I started to hate this capitalist bullshit is that I have ingenious inventions and projects probably worth billions in Swiss francs (CHF) plus being technologically revolutionary, but basically do not have the money necessary to bring them to life and need to plead with montherfuckers who do nothing except have money. Wouldn't it be logical that I am provided with everything necessary to create my technologies so that everyone benefits from them? I really do not get it. People who can create something are being systematically prevented by those who have, who usually create nothing, which also prevents those who have from technologically advancing a few centuries and having an easier life themselves, also. This is obviously some kind of insane system. It is based on prevention of success of others so that one gets enough for themselves, while at the same time this success of others could ensure enough for everyone over time. This is by the way a form of superrationality; it is purely logical; compassion need not be applied at all. Acts contrary to this are obviously globally insane. It's like two people fighting over an apple tree when each could easily plant their own one. The point is obviously then not in the tree, but in killing the other.

I wouldn't need much as I don't have extravagant tastes or habits but UK is a heavy tax zone so basic living expenses like fuel, food and shelter is expensive. 10k GBP / yr is enough for me (less than supermarket shelf stacker). I'm not sure how long I could work without compensation as waiting until there is profit could put me out on the street; businesses often don't show a profit for years after start up. Until I know more that is looking like a high risk & low reward scenario for me. Undecided

The rest of what you write indicates you are short of seed capital, is this right? If so, I don't think you necessarily need to plead with people. If you don't like to go to an angel investor why not try crowdfunding?