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  Of course the problem is, not being technical you are always prone to the 'Warren Harding' error. [0] You know, someone who dresses badly, uses a mac notebook, talks real fast about technical things that has all the attributes of the hacker except they are crap at building product. Some suggestions for finding a co-founder can be found reading, Students guide to Startups. [1] Reference [0] Warren Harding was 29th President of the United States and had the distinction of being pushed forward because he had the perceived traits of a leader and turned out not to be so good. I picked this up reading the Malcom Gladwell book 'Blink', 0-7139-9844-X. [1] pg, 'A students guide to startups' http://paulgraham.com/mit.html http://paulgraham.com/mit.html