That's not entirely accurate, in my opinion! Speaking as someone who's been involved in a few startups, I've seen firsthand how young projects can turn into something pretty amazing. But, it all boils down to the vision and the creative thinking driving the project. It's not just about how much cash you kick things off with.

Now, I'll be upfront – I haven't dug deep into your project, but based on what I've seen here on the forum, I didn't spot anything that would make me want to invest. If Cogitex has some promising ideas up its sleeve, it might be a good move to spill the beans with more specifics and real-world examples of how those ideas will actually play out and what benefits they bring.

Investors usually look for projects that not only have cool ideas but also a clear roadmap for how they'll grow and a solid strategy. Being straight up about your team's skills and having a rock-solid marketing game plan can also help build investor trust.