I doubt there's anyone who wants PTOI to fail and if they did, they simply have to wait. For me, I think it would be great to have a worthwhile technology or environmentally-friendly technology to clean up plastic. I've seen dozens and dozens of scams hawking great stories of technologies and products, all of which would be a boon to mankind if those stories were true. Everything from turning used tires back into virgin rubber to multiplying automobile efficiency by adding hydrogen to the combustion.

I would happily recant anything I've said about any one of those scams, PTOI included, if they delivered or even showed any evidence that what they were saying had any merit.

Unfortunately there are many, many swindlers who pretend they have a wildly profitable idea so they can sell stock to unwary investors. Generally they have a 'green' theme to quell skepticism as most people wouldn't dare say anything bad about a company purporting to be green. Pyrolysis is especially suited because many materials really do break down into oils and gasses under heat so there's almost what looks like a shred of truth on the surface. 'Green' and especially pyrolysis are recipes for scam success. PTOI is no different.

Investors aren't doing their friends, family or other investors any favors by blindly promoting PTOI without any evidence that there's a shred of value.