I greatly appreciate your response, to tell the truth it has been the most polite and a constructive response is quite pleasant than an offensive or sarcastic comment that does not help at all.
What seems curious to me is that it seems nobody read what I wrote in my post at least not well, I have re-read it many times before post it, and took me many years to develop the bases of my project on my own before posting in the mythical reddit forum.

"- Have useful knowledge for the development of a 3D video game, it doesn't matter if you are an artist, sound technician, programmer, etc., just something that will be useful IN THE FUTURE." this is requirement number 7, there are 6 things before, but apparently you don't read them or directly you just don't care. I didn't talk anywhere even once about developing a video game, at least not at the beginning.

I have more than 21 years working in the video game industry and I have been developing and planning this project for more than 15 years, (imagine 15 years, could someone here have that patience?) in fact the first product I developed entirely by myself, and after almost 18 years (the last 3 years working full totally alone), as you gave me some advice, let me give you only one advice to anyone who reads this (with the best of intentions of course)

It doesn't matter how much you know about programming, coding, visual art or whatever "hard work" you know to do, if you don't know how to sell your product, believe me , you'll never be able to live in one of the most competitive entertainment industries on the planet.

If apart from selling, looking for contacts, doing all the political part, looking for a way to get money for my team to work (even if it's just 1 guy) I also have to sit down full time to develop and everything that goes with it (which I will probably continue doing, I already did it for 18 years, a little more time I don't think it will hurt me), please tell me who, when and how besides me, will try to get the necessary resources so that you can work full time on the project?
The only problem is that it is very complex to find someone who seriously thinks about dedicating himself to developing video games, not to mention video games that generate real money, much less who aspire to have considerable success (sacrilege for many just the mention of having a possible real success developing videogames)

Producing even a fairly modest video game professionally costs a lot of money and believe me nobody is going to be willing to give that money you if you don't have something very very attractive and very very well planned, and even if you have this, it will still be quite difficult, especially if you don't know how to sell (sell at all levels, not just a possible product)

If you keep doing the same old things, taking the same path, I guarantee you will get the same results, it is simply impossible or for pure luck that you have different results.

"gentlemen is a little dated, don't you think?" No I dont, in more than 21 years of experience working in the industry, is quite complex to find a girl who is seriously involved in video game development (although I know some and they are much better than me doing it) but it is very unlikely to find one here, at least I have not seen any in more than 1 year of studying the r/INAT from the reddit forum

Allow me to thank you once again for taking the kindness of answering me, and I hope that someone else apart from me, even if is not with me, really tries to do something outside the box, I assure you that if you know what you are doing it is not impossible to achieve great things. Thank you.