the Architect

he did say two things that make sense but only when you use the terms for what they actually mean, investing in the poor and middle class, which to me would be things like, changing the curriculum for schools to give kids the power to provide value to the market when they leave school or providing help getting a business off the ground with advice and a way to obtian the resources to start it. The other thing would be that the consumers are ultimately the job creators by creating a demand for a product that people who start businesses to fill these needs "provide" or "control" the jobs and who works them, but yeah I have to agree, that a guy who does not know where his money is going or what happens to it does not inspire confidence in his views on what should happen to everyone else's money

I have not had a huge amount of success using crowd funding but I am still developing the temporal reserve, and have paid for all the equipment I have now for printing the first bill, and shipping a number of them out to people, all over the world using it. I would offer though that your value of product to the customer, is not the only thing that is important here, also there is your ability to get your product in-front of peoples eyes and get their attention long enough to see what it is you are offering. Then how you introduce it, so as not to insult peoples intelligence, while still being able to be understood by the majority of the populace, is going to be equally important...