Well your analysis here is spot on. It's really pretty simple. Leo has shared info with shareholders based on expectations and timelines that are in the hands of others. These are simply operational timeframes he does not control, and they must be viewed as dynamic and evolving. I am positive he is at times as frustrated as many of us with the operational tempo of different elements of the execution of his business plan. But he is not all powerful, and the price of having the best of the best working on your behalf is that you must defer to their expertise and experience for proper operational execution and success. It can test the patience of many investors, but it is ultimately the best plan for long term success to the degree of which some of us dream of. And quite honestly, nobody is going to remember any of this BS in 6 months. Especially when the untouchable foundation that DF gives us elevates CTIX permanently to another echelon of prominence that demands and takes respect in a crowded biotech sector.