Reply To: Questions regarding DPF.

[Rezwan]

Phil’s Dad wrote: You might find this list interesting. http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/specials/article5816774.ece.

Excellent! Yes, there are some quality, well meaning million/billionaires out there. I still wouldn’t cold call them. (OK, I guess the list is small enough to cold call, I’m just whining). Still, it comes down to personal connections….et voila:

While I was giving some thought to the micro-investor question I got an e-mail from one of the people on the first page of the above list. I’ve known him for a while and had sown the FF seed with him. He tells me his brother has set up a company that looks to invest in “relatively early stage clean technology”. He has instructed them to look into FFS / LPP. I will keep you posted.

And now, back to my current preoccupation: the site still isn’t presentable in my view. The earlier mentioned “dog and pony show” is not in full dress.

Then again, going back to human relationships, that’s not what it’s about either. Eric’s open to having folks come down and seeing the lab and meet in person. That would be the way to go.

And if they want to find out about FFS and the education/advocacy/social aspect of the quest for fusion, as its rep, I’d be happy to meet in person. Coffee. Lunch. What have you. We’re right next to New York City, although this quiet New Jersey suburb is also lovely.

And finally, just because some handy billionaire ex machina situation arises to save the day, don’t lose site of that micro-investor thing. There’s a lot of power in that idea. Worthy of pursuit in its own right.