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  If you have watched the "Grand Maison Tokyo" starring the eternal male god Kimura Takuya, you will find that wild game has great potential, you can enter the Michelin three-star restaurant, and if you look further, people all over the world are eating wild game, such as Hokkaido. People eat bear meat, the Japanese eat whales, the Nordics eat reindeer, and the Australians eat kangaroos. The most exaggerated wild game I have ever seen is Indonesians eating lizards. This is a cooking tutorial on Youtube. Yes, very bloody but realistic:   http://yt1.piee.pw/48g6rg Now we start from the analysis of the four points of new creation, and deeply analyze why I invest in Wild and Game (hereinafter referred to as WG): 1. Pain points: In fact, there is no pain point, but the opportunity point is very good: Although I think WG claims that by 2050, it can reduce beef consumption by 89%, and there is definitely water irrigation, but compared with "being veggie, environmental protectio...

  As the title says, I actually had non-alcoholic beer when I was a child. I remember it was called OPQ. I also drank it, but it's actually not bad. If you go to PChome for 24 hours, you can easily find them:  https://24h.pchome.com.tw/store/DBAJ61 We also start from the analysis of four points of new ventures, and deeply explore the reasons for investing in Impossibrew (hereinafter referred to as IB). 1. Pain points: The founder of IB said that he could not drink alcoholic beverages, so he developed non-alcoholic beer, and then he raised three major problems caused by alcoholic beverages: i. Relieve stress, but don’t drink alcohol: My former Hon Hai colleague is said to have this problem. Every time I ask him to drink, he will attend, but he will not drink. He will say, "I will get an alcohol rash." In his heart he longed to have some non-alcoholic drinks with us. ii. Alcohol addiction: This analysis I wrote before mentioned that alcohol addiction is more serious than dr...

  This is a form for startups, if you want to get help from Foundersbacker.  1. Here is the form below in terms of demographic information: a. What's your name (First and last names please!)? This question is required.  * b. What's your e-mail address? This question is required.  * c.  Nice to meet you! What's the name of your startup?* d. Is this your first time submitting your company to Foundersbacker? * e. What has changed since the last time you submitted your startup to us? f. Where is your business incorporated? * g. Where are your main customers based? * h. Are you working on this full time (40+ hours / week)? * i.  How long have you been working on this full-time?* 2. The questions below are about your startup:  a.   In one to two sentences, what is the problem you are trying to solve?   * b.  In one to two sentences, what is your solution?   * c.  Who is your target customer & how are you going to acquire them? ...

The company introduction of Regemat 3D begins with "Regemat3D develops bioprinters and bioreactors that allow researchers to print cartilage, meniscus, muscle tissue and spinal cord, with the ultimate aim of improving patients quality of life." In fact, I didn't understand all of this sentence, but I understood a keyword called "Spinal", which is called "spine" in Chinese, so Spinal Cord is also reasonably translated into Jisui, which can print the company of  spinal cord , is a rare company in the world. Let us also start from the four points of investing in new innovations, and look at the Regemat 3D, a cross-generational bioprinter: 1. Pain points: Let me translate what was mentioned at the beginning: "Regemat3D develops bioprinters and bioreactors that enable researchers to print cartilage, meniscus, muscle tissue and spinal cord", if the human body can be replicated, no matter what way it is, it is absolutely necessary in rigid needs. 2....

 Today, I brought my children home from the PCR screening. A lady sent a private message to Arthur using Line. In fact, I remember her, because very few people's Line photo stickers will be cut into so many columns. She said that she came from a family of domestic violence and is now an English teacher (which is amazing, her English may be better than mine, haha, she always talks to me in English), she said that she wants to start a business, but she doesn't know qhat and how to do it. Hence, I thought about it and said, "Do you want to be a social enterprise e-commerce business for women who are victims of violence, and then donate, for example, 20% of the revenue, and then let it give back to the society." Half of this BP is to help her, and the other half is to test Arthur's planning ability. Here is a very important entrepreneurial concept, that is, in the process of starting a business, you have to keep asking yourself: "Why me come to do this entreprene...

 If you understand the title, you will know how strong this business model is. Arthur and Wendy are a couple who love to travel. When we were locked at home because of the  p andemic, we watch " Hey, what are we gotta do for this week. "   Ariel's travel videos, including trips to Iceland, Chiang Mai and other interesting and fun attractions around the world, just one Ariel family is so strong, what about a group of Ariels? We also start from the analysis of the four points of new ventures, and deeply analyze why Trending Travel is highly investable and its business model analysis: 1. Pain points: I searched for "human travel nature" on Google, and found that human beings love to travel, which is scientifically proved, because the earliest humans were originally nomads, so you and I still have genes for exploration and adventure in our genes.  In other words, the pain point is very painful, it is a rigid demand, and the market is huge. 2. Solution: This is where...