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RE: Nexoptic | NXO on TSX- Venture exchange, NXOPF on OTC exchange US | Dec 12, 2017
I've heard great things about Arch Meredith. Very interesting to find this type of information on Steemit.. Do you feel that Tesla/Uber investment mark as proper precedents for the future of this Investment?
Personally, I'm not entirely sure if Uber can be marked as a good investment due to its recent downfall. Although, in terms of innovation, It's certainly excellent tech.
Also curious.
Excellent questions a bit above my paygrade but I'll try until Dometech1's acount has been approved: Uber was a shit show, no doubt, but at the time an incredibly innovative idea (disregarding all the shit that came with said idea being implemented). What makes this different is that it's just straight up, through the natural path of progress, better than what we had before camera. Like, an insanely good one. There's an actual product being released, to be purchased by anybody that can afford a smart phone, that is just New and That Ain't Been Done Before Dang.
Dometech1 covers all the other possible revenue avenues much better than I, but at the moment these guys are just selling an incredibly cool camera. Develop product, sell product... sounds rather prehistoric now eh lol?
E: Oh and said camera's lens, until recently, was universally agreed to be scientifically impossible.
It's just a remarkably dope camera, yknow?
(with unimaginable growth potential etc let Dometech handle that ahah)
Very interesting approach to the subject.
Personally, I believe that research and development should be handled in the way Uber and now Steemit are doing it.
Head strong and straight to the market.
Unfortunately, due to poor management, Uber was a little bit of a failure.. but it allowed Lyft to enter the market, as well as food transportation of the likes of Foodora, Uber Eats etc etc.
I've always been a fan of Elon Musk's approach to competition.. He believes that societal growth outweighs profits..
Keeping that in mind, Maybe Uber did succeed in our society, even though it failed on the Market.
Interesting to have a non-crypto discussion on such a heavily dominated forum.