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We sort of have a complexity in formation right now.

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Yes, and perhaps the complexity even more complex than described in your excellent essay. Not that I want to argue about your prudent call for burying the hatchet, separating Cytodyn 2.0 completely from its history with the agency and making ourselves liked by the FDA as respectful and obedient supplicant. But I see a problem here from THEIR point of view for giving us the green light. Suppose LL proves itself in one trial after another. Suppose its publicity as a potential platform miracle molecule keeps spreading. If so the history of LL will draw public attention as well. Public attention = journalistic and potentially legal investigations. Is it too farfetched to assume that thousands of families who lost their loved ones to Covid will take the agency to court when the DDDAV's shenanigans with CD10 and other acts of conspiracy against and sabotaging LL begin to surface? Could the agency as supremely and above all bureaucratic organization discount the dangers for itself lurking in LL history if and when they allow the molecule to shine? Just asking...