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I find this question somewhat amusing. You treat the most important aspect to your entire success (traction) as a given and skip straight to questions of fundi

I find this question somewhat amusing. You treat the most important aspect to your entire success (traction) as a given and skip straight to questions of funding. What you should be asking is: which of these ideas will get the most traction? If you have massive traction, VCs will fund you. Period. So, don't worry too much about funding but focus on traction. I think you need to get your priorities in order.

Envec83 12y ago
Good point. The problem is that evaluating whether or not an idea will get traction is also pretty tough, as it depends heavily on the team behind and its execution. In other words, could we say that the feedback you can get on ideas before they leave the paper is very limited?