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So picking out the part of your post which pertains to your assertion, you're exempting Coca Cola from your, 'SAIC would never accept assumptions' rule.
So now if a fledgling company which is purportedly the expert in all things P2O comes and says, "We can make fuel for under $10/bbl and can sell it for $90/bbl. We are looking for validation of commercial viability (maybe we will tell you we're going to use your work based on our assumptions to convince PIPE investors, maybe we won't). Use our expert opinion of the cost and sales price in your NPV calculation, estimate the capital required and tell us if it will be commercially viable."
...at that point SAIC should say, "Hold on there, PTOI! We see you already have a handle on the revenue per barrel, but you're no Coca Cola so we can't trust you. We need to replicate the work you say you've done."??
Does Coca Cola get a pass on your rule but PTOI doesn't? Why?