Quite the contrary I believe. Most wealthy people (who have generated their own wealth - not just "won" it) are wealthy because they value a $...or a million$'s. They don't just "not care where it goes" 
That's very true about people who have made the money on their own, but I'm sure there are a few people who have fallen into money "won it" somehow. ;-)
"they have no interest", as you say. If only there was a wealthy potential investor who could see a modern day rebirth of the Amiga, and who is interested in doing so, and actually DOES IT. Kind of like Trevor Dickinson
This is the hard part getting them interested again, when I mention the Amiga at work I get weird looks. I also notice the Amiga is often removed from computer history. So not sure why the Amiga is getting such a bad rep.
Thing is, given there are now 85 trillion variations of the Amiga, with it's carcass spread across all kinds of interpretations, it would be extremely difficult to bring it all together to monopolise on one particular variation of it - and at the same time legally limit every other incarnation possible. Which to me would be necessary to succeed.
This is the other thing that is hard, no one path. Should I spend money on this or that, in the end I just spent it on my classic was easier. But with the FPGA arcade I'm think that might make a nice replacement for my A1200.
The Natami IS the S*&T!
I for one would abso-friggin-lutely love to see the Natami finished!
It was so close, there is hardware somewhere after viewing pictures of it. But like other projects that I've got excited about the hardware is sitting on some bench somewhere unreleased. A lot like Elbox's PPC project, pictures were shown then nothing :-/
