Seeds worth Spreading, Start-Up Incubator, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien

Seeding, seed, embryonic slow-motion life.
Seeds of grass, feathered prairie grass, Spanish desert grass. Seeds of vegetables, radishes, carrots, chives, tomatoes. Seeds of trees, of gingkos, of sour wild cherries, apple seeds, seeds of oaks and beeches, seeds of birches.
Seeding. Seeding an idea. Feeding an idea. Hatching life at its slowest possible pace. Incubating. Germinating.
Seeding. Seeding clouds with mercury pellets, so that rain will fall. Seeding the enemies of the west with democratic propaganda. Seeding an idea worth spreading an idea worth spreading an idea worth spreading worth growing.
Spreading by seeding.
Spreading seeds with the wind. Da wind. Da wind wind. Darwin. Darwin’s Winds.
Spreading seeds in the little tight stomach sacks and feathered bags of birds. Spreading seeds in the stiff summer fur of a running deer. Spreading seeds clinging to synthetic polyacrylic fibres of an old H&M sweater I use for gardening. Seeds spreading in the impermeable shell of a floating coconut crossing the west pacific ocean.
Seeding projects. Seeding capital. Seed capital. Capital seed. Capital C. C14. Crystallization. Creation. Innovation. Application.
Your idea is a seed worth spreading. Your idea is the seed worth spreading. Your idea is clinging to your brain, is growing inside your brain, is incubating, growing, morphing,  self-generating, unfolding, expanding  inside your brain. Your ideas have hardly a chance of survival outside the safe shell of your skull, your cranium, cranio-sacral fibre optic network, spun out, spin-off, start-up and take off, ejected as a PDF, portable document format, printed on an A4 sheet of paper. But your ideas don’t know that yet. They can’t know that yet.
Your seeds are germinating.