[neilk]

It sounds like you are admitting that you're filling a gap in the market: specifically, "body hackers" who will put anything in their bodies as long as it sounds edgy and new. And that you don't have any research to back any of this up?

You're doing the usual handwavey thing, which is to say that you know that it's not a good product today, but somehow you're going to take the profits from selling the unproven thing today, and do something better later, maybe...?

That might be borderline acceptable if you're doing a software startup but sounds horribly cavalier for someone pushing a health product.

[acct1771]

Soylent...?