Eric Lerner Presents Focus Fusion at Google Tech Talks

See Eric Lerner presenting focus fusion at the Google Tech Talks on October 3.  Click here for the Google Tech Talk video.

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You guys really should highlight your fundraising status a little more. Until seeing this video, between ongoing action in Chile and the licensing deal, I thought you had all the money you needed.

I checked the fundraising page…it’s over a year old. Whatever happened to the $40,000 for the switch? Did you get the switch? I look at that old page and have no idea.

Ron Paul’s political campaign raised $1.2 million in one week via online donations. They put a big thermometer on their website, and let everybody know their progress in real time. Ya gotta give people feedback!

A political campaign is a different beast…but much as I like Ron Paul, no politician can save the world like fusion could. Two million isn’t all that much, really. If Google doesn’t come through for you, come to us, and let us know exactly what you need, and keep the info coming! As close to real-time as you can get. That’s the only way you’ll build excitement and real momentum with your online donors.

You could do with laying off the quasar stuff a little. Thankfully you didn’t mention anything about the Big Bang or lack thereof.

Some nice graphics in that presentation.

OK, here’s how to fund yourself with PayPal.

Set up a holding co. which has ALL rights to future licensing, exploitation, etc.

Sell units online for $100 each, each unit representing .001% of the total net profit of the holding company on-going.  (That extrapolates to 20% of net profit.)

I predict you’d have your $2M by, oh, Christmas or so.  Being conservative.

Re:  Brian’s Paypal suggestion, the problem is this is not legal. We can’t sell shares to the general public unless we do an initial public offering which costs anywhere from $50,000 uo to several hundred thousand.

To discuss this further, visit the Forum post on the topic.

Video doesn’t seem to be available any more.

Oop It’s back