... If someone could come up with a real use case potential, even if that potential be just an idea, the answer is valid. Then that would mean people do not just throwing money to a project with no known possible use case, but they throw money to a potentially cool one.
I think we need to distinguish between different kinds of believing in a project's potential. One may believe in a project blindly, or one may believe in a project by knowing its potential. People may even believe that the outcome of a "head or tails" game will be heads, and put their money into that bet. So my question is, what type of believers are the Slock.it believers?
Best,
Jian
"real use case potential..." I would enjoy to see this on the table.