I'm going to take the silence from Stocker11 and 4kids as tacit agreement that they also believe Mr. Bordynuik misled investors by representing that he could make WTI-$3 for under $10/bbl, but that they don't want to acknowledge that.

I'll point out to them that if they feel Mr. Bordynuik misrepresented his pyrolysis process to them, that we still don't know what the pyrolysis process can realistically create.  Since the catalyst disappeared from being mentioned and everyone is now relying on Mr. Bordynuik's expertise in building a pyrolysis plant, there's a good probability he hasn't fared any better than the large number of other pyrolysis startups that haven't made it in the past thirty years. There are only so many ways to heat plastic and garbage to higher temperatures.

The salient item that stands out with Mr. Bordynuik and his pyrolysis is that he hasn't been honest. Sadly, dishonestly isn't a unique trait among founders of penny stock pyrolysis startups.