Oh yes. This company exists in a vacuum, just like all the private capital that's propping up your local economy. I can't possibly imagine the mechanism by wh

Oh yes. This company exists in a vacuum, just like all the private capital that's propping up your local economy. I can't possibly imagine the mechanism by which the perception of failure might cause private investors to stop investing in things. Certainly, most investors don't read the news or sites like this one, so there's no way they might know that the unbridled optimism that fuels growth of unproductive companies could be approaching a precipice. Investors will obviously stay the course, continue dumping ever more capital into pointless apps and SaaSy startups, not to mention mysterious vaporware technologies like the one in question. It's nothing like that shameful bubble from the late 1990's when more public investment was involved, since everyone knows that perception requires a public market.