Are There Alternatives to Government or Private Money?

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Josh: If nanotes in this sort of dark period between centralized funding, failed for all the reasons that you just described, what are the alternatives to to either government money or private money? How do we help sort of bridge the gap between t to get these technologies into clearly the space of commercialization and that red that feedback loop of youno invention and product and return on capital? Oh, my goodness, it was. Josh well, iegaically, ifif you say it's not government an it's not private, you're looking for ange and aliens here. But i think, i think there's enough of private money that is feasible to do, especially nanote. And

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