If they don't meet the goal, then maybe you're right that there's no market for it. If they do, then you're likely wrong. Why not just wait and see rather than declare it a failure?
It's not "dangerous" in a catastrophe because it doesn't take away any options that already exist.
And presumably they're raising money because it costs them money to live and work on a project.
If they don't meet the goal, then maybe you're right that there's no market for it. If they do, then you're likely wrong. Why not just wait and see rather than declare it a failure?
It's not "dangerous" in a catastrophe because it doesn't take away any options that already exist.
And presumably they're raising money because it costs them money to live and work on a project.