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Neonytch
over 10 years ago

Hello! I represent group of scientists from Moscow and Los Angeles, developing new neuropeptides supplement for childhood autism correction. We believe that natural approach could be really effective and with your help we are going to prove it!
Please follow our project's link (removed by mod) and if you like it, please share it on your fb page. Thank you!

Parents
  • over 10 years ago

    OP refers to crowdfunding. This is something maybe good, more likely bad that's currently going on. You can get anything funded if you can find the sponsors. By creating a market on the back of pressure selling regular payment contracts for charities there are lots of people out there willing to put small amounts of money into anything novel. If you can text £3 to anything from doggy hairdoes for abandoned dogs you can get droves of people to do the same for novel research.

    The point is crowdfunding is an odd source for research on neuropeptides on rats to "cure" autism. It stongly suggests the research is too dodgy to get legitimate funding via a research council.

    There is eeverything possible you could put under "don't go there" in what Neontych is trying to sell......wasn't he the one selling kitchens at knock down prices in Hull a while back.

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  • over 10 years ago

    OP refers to crowdfunding. This is something maybe good, more likely bad that's currently going on. You can get anything funded if you can find the sponsors. By creating a market on the back of pressure selling regular payment contracts for charities there are lots of people out there willing to put small amounts of money into anything novel. If you can text £3 to anything from doggy hairdoes for abandoned dogs you can get droves of people to do the same for novel research.

    The point is crowdfunding is an odd source for research on neuropeptides on rats to "cure" autism. It stongly suggests the research is too dodgy to get legitimate funding via a research council.

    There is eeverything possible you could put under "don't go there" in what Neontych is trying to sell......wasn't he the one selling kitchens at knock down prices in Hull a while back.

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