The author appeals to millionaires to fund this promising research which drug companies won't invest in because it can't be patented due to previous publication. But can a kickstarter guru help get this off the ground?
I'm just wondering what "direct" reward can be given in exchange for a donation. While most of us see the benefit of such a drug to the "human race" I really think the success of kickstarter is due to its premise that your donation is reciprocated by the recipient.
With that said, wow, this drug 'sounds' extremely promising, and I hope to everything holy that it can do the miracles it advertises.
> I'm just wondering what "direct" reward can be given in exchange for a donation.
The majority of true science proceeds without thought of compensation, except in the sense that science advances and humanity benefits. Such is true in this case.
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The author appeals to millionaires to fund this promising research which drug companies won't invest in because it can't be patented due to previous publication. But can a kickstarter guru help get this off the ground?
I love the idea of a kickstarter!
I'm just wondering what "direct" reward can be given in exchange for a donation. While most of us see the benefit of such a drug to the "human race" I really think the success of kickstarter is due to its premise that your donation is reciprocated by the recipient.
With that said, wow, this drug 'sounds' extremely promising, and I hope to everything holy that it can do the miracles it advertises.
> I'm just wondering what "direct" reward can be given in exchange for a donation.
The majority of true science proceeds without thought of compensation, except in the sense that science advances and humanity benefits. Such is true in this case.