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Rakestar Friday, 02/13/15 12:31:19 PM
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Massive dillution?? Really?? Lol Your posts offer nothing to this board. It's been explained countless times from the development of the desk top model up to the "flagship" processor they have today countless amounts of time energy and yes money were spent. That is known to happen you know. You think the first automobile was just conceived developed and manufactured overnight and under budget? No, new tech takes enormous amounts of time and money especially in today's red tape climate. Henry Fords first company went bankrupt, did that mean that he was a scam and cars were useless and could never be produced profitably? Nooooo
It takes many things to align right to start a company from scratch and be successful especially when dealing with new tech. As the machines and process evolved so to did to business plan. Sure if money was endless jbi probably could have proceeded to build out the massive infastructure to become a fuel plant but that was unrealistic thus changes were made. Does that mean the process doesn't work or can't work? Go read the Saic reports and take a look at the Dec permits they will tell a different story. You don't make that kind of progress if you're just a share selling scam business period. I've seen the machines run and followed the progressions closely and believe me it works. You think Crayola was working with them cause it was some useless rinky dink idea?
Bottom line is placing and licensing the units with customers already in the waste plastic stream with an existing infastructure has great potential. Imo
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