To me it's very clear that the crux is what comes

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To me it's very clear that the crux is what comes out of the process has to be worth more than what went into the process.

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I would agree. I wouldn't pretend to know how all prospective buyers of processors would quantify such values, or whether or not the mere process itself allows them to align their operations with a commitment to minimize their waste stream, and as such demonstrates value in that manner.

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Would you agree that it would be worthwhile for you and investors to know whether PTOI has found any situation where they can transform a continuous, consistent source of plastic into a fuel having a sustainable demand at a price higher than the cost of that plastic?

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IMO investors are waiting to hear whether or not a buyer has found a situation where a PTOI processor will allow them to meet their needs; we can postulate until the cows come home about whether or not any situation meets your stated needs. I allow for the possibility that there are other metrics besides yours that the process can be measured by, that will meet the needs of customers.

In fact, I invested in that possibility, and continue to invest as I see fit.