You are entitled to your opinion - no need to apologize.
That is your opinion. I have spoken to professionals involved in the plastic to oil industry who have visited the site, seen the processors run, and vouch for the technology. Therein lies the dichotomy: there are many that have done enough DD to satisfy themselves that your statement above simply does not reflect any truth at all. You compound the error of trying to promote your opinion as fact by punctuating your diatribes with colorful adjectives and far fetched (and unsupported) allegations that somehow John has managed to hoodwink every organization (private and public), professional engineers, professional societies, and industry alliances that he has come into contact with:
These rants are not the work of someone who seeks the truth - that much is made clear every time you post.
It's possible (though unlikely) that you truly can't see why a company would place value on PTOI despite the fact that it hasn't met your metrics - but just because you can't see it, doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.
May everyone's Memorial Day weekend be...memorable.
Quote:Mr. Bordynuik has never provided any evidence to anyone that either his catalyst or his processor are anything but worthless junk.
That is your opinion. I have spoken to professionals involved in the plastic to oil industry who have visited the site, seen the processors run, and vouch for the technology. Therein lies the dichotomy: there are many that have done enough DD to satisfy themselves that your statement above simply does not reflect any truth at all. You compound the error of trying to promote your opinion as fact by punctuating your diatribes with colorful adjectives and far fetched (and unsupported) allegations that somehow John has managed to hoodwink every organization (private and public), professional engineers, professional societies, and industry alliances that he has come into contact with:
Quote:I believe Mr. Bordynuik is a consummate swindler. He gets credibility by aligning with credible companies who give him a chance and then he trumpets the alignment to investors. Sure, eventually those companies find out Mr. Bordynuik is full of crap and give him the boot, but by that time Mr. Bordynuik usually has landed the next credible company in line willing to give him a chance and the cycle repeats. Investors who don't pay attention don't need to see any evidence that there's anything of value in PTOI because they believe Mr. Bordynuik has established credibility.
These rants are not the work of someone who seeks the truth - that much is made clear every time you post.
Quote:Figure out why PTOI never provides any evidence that either the catalyst or the processor have any value and you'll have all the answers you need
It's possible (though unlikely) that you truly can't see why a company would place value on PTOI despite the fact that it hasn't met your metrics - but just because you can't see it, doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.
May everyone's Memorial Day weekend be...memorable.
