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>there should be a mechanism to invest in pre-public companies,
There is. It's called "having money to invest". One of my friends who is a lawyer gets brought into that sort of thing all the time.
>the ground-floor advantage.
Again, you ask us to believe you didn't buy into Tesla at 17 at the IPO but you would have bought in at 10 before they had any factories built or made a single sale?
>technologies can't be squashed because a few billionaires didn't like you.
What new technology are you sitting on that billionaires are preventing you from funding to create?
If some anon were trying to fund some new company and called you up, how much money would you be able to invest in it today?
Why haven't you told us what you do for work yet?