TonightYou
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... and you would have gotten away with it If it weren't for those meddling kids!
Really why so defensive? I haven't even gotten home and stoned yet. You should see the research I can do while stoned
CDx Life Presents MyDx - The First Handheld Device to Instantly Test Cannabis Samples
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Really why so defensive? I haven't even gotten home and stoned yet. You should see the research I can do while stoned
TonightYou
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You do, like a broken record. avoiding the questions that are pertinent to this project. Why can't you answer them?
Come on cdx life mydx, can't you actually demo a working project? Can't you discuss the issues that I and others brought up? If it isn't a scam, surely you have answers.
Come on cdx life mydx, can't you actually demo a working project? Can't you discuss the issues that I and others brought up? If it isn't a scam, surely you have answers.
We have made prototypes. There are pictures on indigogo campaign ... this I have answered. The data isn't posted this I am trying to get resolved, period.
Isn't this the answer to your question if not what spell out clearly and I will try to answer. Come on man you are wasting my time now because I have answered this over and over again I don't know what you are asking now I guess
Isn't this the answer to your question if not what spell out clearly and I will try to answer. Come on man you are wasting my time now because I have answered this over and over again I don't know what you are asking now I guess
TonightYou
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So you have a nicely machined box, a mock up of a GUI for a smart phone, and a picture of an off the shelf prototype board?
Got it! You have no actual product. See, that wasn't too hard
Got it! You have no actual product. See, that wasn't too hard
Sure I get this argument from time to time and some people think differently this is ok and we keep going forward ... full steam ahead
TonightYou
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hey if it ever becomes a real product in a year (I doubt it), and it worked I'd be buying it.
This was a fantastic opportunity to engage the community you seem to primarily be focused on (why I don't know, there's a much larger market in the science and school community you seem to ignore), and prove your device but you blew it. Instead you were defensive of honest questions and evasive at every opportunity.
I answered the questions and you made your conclusion. I thought achieved this. Oh well ... if you want ask more I am still here ... spending my Friday talking to Mr. Ganga ... pretty surreal.
TonightYou
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Does the WSJ know you are misrepresenting them? I'm sure they'd love to know you are using their brand to gain legitimacy
TonightYou
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You are trying to do damage control, hence why you are here. I know the game.
haven't read the article send me the link ... I will try to understand but you know the press can embellish things so please understand. I don't always believe what I read too
TonightYou
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It was a hired PR firm....I'm sure you saw the invoice, or used a credit card.
Mr. Ganja, I honestly do not know what you are talking about. Right now I am building a printer and trying to reason with you which appears to be impossible. If you want to go over the details of this article send me the link... you seem to be pretty paranoid I guess
TonightYou
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I honestly want to know:
How far in development is it?
Do you even have a machine that is comparable to what is currently in production?
Why $20k? that's chump change for a start up that is apparently this far along.
Why are you loose on dates?
Why do you mention R and D, you should be passed that if you were having a product go out to market in less than a year.
What's the tolerance?
How reliable is it?
Those should be pretty easy questions to answer.
How far in development is it?
Do you even have a machine that is comparable to what is currently in production?
Why $20k? that's chump change for a start up that is apparently this far along.
Why are you loose on dates?
Why do you mention R and D, you should be passed that if you were having a product go out to market in less than a year.
What's the tolerance?
How reliable is it?
Those should be pretty easy questions to answer.
TonightYou
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I despise con artists and vapor ware, especially in a community I care about. You may have good intentions, but from your posts thus far, I'm not seeing it
TonightYou
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Generic answers. so you don't even have the sensors... which is what makes the machine work.
And 20k isn't going to be able to offset those costs, come on! Look at other electronic crowd sourced projects. So from your own answers now, no you don't have a tested machine to read terpenoids, thc, thcv, cbd, and it is +/- 5%...
This is the root of my concern this is a scam, or at best an ill advised failed startup which won't materialize a promised device.
Thank you for your responses.
And 20k isn't going to be able to offset those costs, come on! Look at other electronic crowd sourced projects. So from your own answers now, no you don't have a tested machine to read terpenoids, thc, thcv, cbd, and it is +/- 5%...
This is the root of my concern this is a scam, or at best an ill advised failed startup which won't materialize a promised device.
Thank you for your responses.
No we do have the prototype sensor for cannabis and have data for this which I am trying to get disclosed. We also have a general sensor this is well characterized and was developed a long time ago which we want to support. And we want to make other sensors for these additional applications.
There are some sensor format electronics needed to meet the small device design specs.
But I guess we have about 100 people signed up, so that's a relatively small batch for manufacture. In this aspect I like the Indigogo thing since we can focus on meeting these orders support this small group. Then learn how to manufacture at a larger scale.
Yes we are a small startup trying to find our way the best we can ... that's how it rolls I guess
There are some sensor format electronics needed to meet the small device design specs.
But I guess we have about 100 people signed up, so that's a relatively small batch for manufacture. In this aspect I like the Indigogo thing since we can focus on meeting these orders support this small group. Then learn how to manufacture at a larger scale.
Yes we are a small startup trying to find our way the best we can ... that's how it rolls I guess
This is highly irresponsible ... I think you are an asshole I maybe civil but you are a total asshole for the record