The simplest argument refuting PTOI's claim to any

The simplest argument refuting PTOI's claim to any value is simply to compare the price per lb of plastic to the price per lb of diesel. Diesel is among the most valuable petroleum fuel although most petroleum fuels are close to the same value. Given that a couple of hydrogen atoms are needed to convert each break in the plastic polymer chain into an alkane, the maximum possible efficiency is around 90%.

PTOI says "waste plastic" excluding PVC and PET but that's a misnomer. Such plastic has significant value to plastic recyclers and isn't 'waste'. PTOI then later added the term "nonrecyclable" onto the plastic, probably to try to shut down skeptics...but that leaves the question as to the nature of this nonrecyclable sorted 'waste' plastic and where any quantities of this type of plastic can be found.

The only real source of plastic is scrap plastic and PTOI would have to pay market prices for that...just as they have been during all of their years of "testing."

Do the math, do the math, do the math. Then ask PTOI to explain why the math doesn't work and how they would make the math work.

There's no point in investing money in a worthless 'technology'--the money will be flushed down the toilet each and every time.

Last post of the day.

Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.