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If I'm understanding correctly, you're using the massive existing volume of people connected to social media platforms and you're connecting these people, say Target A, to people who have gone through something similar, Target B. My questions are:

• What is the criteria for matching A's with B's? Is there a differentiation between, for example, people that have suffered from depression in the past but are functioning well currently or is it both people can identify with suffering from condition X? How many active engagements are allowable to a given person? User engagement in this can vary wildly, as you probably already know, and so if someone is suffering from social anxiety and gets connected with someone that doesn't respond often, what do you do?

• Will there be a way to evaluate the kind of support A received from B and vice versa?

• One of my concerns for something like this is the potential for abuse by predators who may either actively try to exploit and harm vulnerable people or those that are trolling the waters for sex/dating. For example, many language learning social media apps have this problem in that many people just aren't serious about learning a language and instead what ends up happening is that the female user base in particular gets inundated with chat requests, dick pics and come ons. How will aiVENE address that?

Printing your own by doing a large batch order of t-shirts is not going to be worth it (at least for now) as minimum orders are going to make it super difficult to turn a profit. You'll instead want to find a company that will source, print and ship the t-shirts for you while you provide the logo/graphics only. These companies will, of course, take a cut but the benefit is that you won't have to invest thousands of dollars up front and be responsible for pallets of merchandise. They make it to order.

I'm guessing this is inspired by Black Mirror?

What's your favorite restaurant in Nevada and what's your favorite thing to get there?

Exactly. It's like saying colon cancer was rare in the 1600s. It just wasn't diagnosed as or known to be cancer because they didn't even know what it was. Childhood mental health issues have been around since children have been around because children suffer all the indignities of dysfunctional families, economic inequality and horrible predators.