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Posted On: 11/17/2019 3:16:09 PM
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On Color:
As an artist-type person, (I operated a pottery and gallery from '06 to '12) I have had a life-long fascination with color.
Color has been a universal aspect of humanity's existence throughout all time; it is as ubiquitous as air.
I have long recognized that this company is founded on a new way of manipulating this basic human sensory experience.
Because of this, I have been (for me) heavily invested in QTMM since before the name change from Hague.
QTMM's technology that will be on display at the upcoming webinar represents a unique opportunity to employ color for economic gain with its ability to craft these marvelous "fingerprints" of color from a near-infinite number of spectral combinations.
As it was with electricity 150 years ago, I believe it is with color today.
Those who put electricity "to harness" for the benefit of mankind amassed great fortune.
I assert that will prove to be the case here also.
Blessings to men of good will,
Swamp Angel John
As an artist-type person, (I operated a pottery and gallery from '06 to '12) I have had a life-long fascination with color.
Color has been a universal aspect of humanity's existence throughout all time; it is as ubiquitous as air.
I have long recognized that this company is founded on a new way of manipulating this basic human sensory experience.
Because of this, I have been (for me) heavily invested in QTMM since before the name change from Hague.
QTMM's technology that will be on display at the upcoming webinar represents a unique opportunity to employ color for economic gain with its ability to craft these marvelous "fingerprints" of color from a near-infinite number of spectral combinations.
As it was with electricity 150 years ago, I believe it is with color today.
Those who put electricity "to harness" for the benefit of mankind amassed great fortune.
I assert that will prove to be the case here also.
Blessings to men of good will,
Swamp Angel John
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