Perhaps we can convince Gerald to arrange an exhibition boxing match for Amarantus shareholders who need to vent their frustrations. It could be held after the next shareholders meeting. Entry fee is 5,000 shares to enter the competition, or 2,500 shares to attend as a spectator. After the transfer of shares, the shares will be sold with all proceeds going to charity. The winner will receive a nice trophy and awarded 50,000 shares as special compensation by the company, but only if the shareholder can demonstrate they don't flip shares by providing copies of broker statements.

We might also have a non-physical competition where Mensa administers IQ and other tests for the "critical thinker" crowd. Similar entry requirements and awards as above. Rankings in this competition would be posted on all Amaratus message boards, identified by all known screen names. This competition would identify who actually possesses intelligence and critical thinking skills, and who merely believes they do.

Shareholders who desire to enter both competitions must decide if they want to undergo the mental challenge before or after they get punched in the face by another shareholder. Their mental ability might not be up to speed after their brains are knocked around inside their skulls. Or, they might do better in the boxing match after they are pissed off by their demonstrated lack of critical thinking ability in the mental tests, and this may improve their focus in the ring.

Let's get some frustrations worked out, and put some real validity to the claims of intelligence and critical thinking skills.