"riddle me this .. who *literally* spends almost a
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Posted On: 11/26/2018 5:43:45 PM
"riddle me this .. who *literally* spends almost a decade *posting* on various SMBs' they hold zero shares of X OTC targeted company? ... ...who spends time on any SMB they hold zero financial interest in?"
Why your focus on other people's motives for posting rather than focusing on what PTOI is doing?? Why is it a riddle for you why people post??--how many people post on Twitter merely because they find a topic interesting even though they don't have any financial interest?? Why not instead focus on PTOI and what they're doing or not doing--the naysayers can't do a thing to stop PTOI from charging forward.
Also, thank you for the reference to my 2010 post about JBII/PTOI. It's a post which would have literally saved investors tens of millions of dollars had they paid attention.
>>>"It took me about thirty minutes of research to find that JBII isn't legitimate and that Mr. Bordynuik is a swindler. Here's the bottom line--if JBII/Mr. Bordynuik starts with mixed plastic then he is not going to end up with 98% hydrocarbons like he says (90% diesel/gas, 8% natural gas). Do a little research and you'll see that mixed plastic is predominantly PET and films which are over 1/3 elemental oxygen. If you start with that, no catalyst in the world will change that oxygen to carbon. The end product will contain at least 25% oxygen.
On the other hand, Mr. Bordynuik could start with something like HDPE which is entirely carbon and hydrogen and skip the prohibitive and extremely expensive process of trying to separate out the oxgenated components--the problem which plagues this type of process, but then he would have to start with HDPE. Sorted HDPE is more expensive than the oil used to make it. Cracking HDPE is a value-subracting process."
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It was a few months after I posted that when PTOI founder Mr. Bordynuik changed his story to say he didn't want PET. He wanted "unsorted" plastic which was sorted to contain only plastic but where the PET was sorted out.
Why your focus on other people's motives for posting rather than focusing on what PTOI is doing?? Why is it a riddle for you why people post??--how many people post on Twitter merely because they find a topic interesting even though they don't have any financial interest?? Why not instead focus on PTOI and what they're doing or not doing--the naysayers can't do a thing to stop PTOI from charging forward.
Also, thank you for the reference to my 2010 post about JBII/PTOI. It's a post which would have literally saved investors tens of millions of dollars had they paid attention.
>>>"It took me about thirty minutes of research to find that JBII isn't legitimate and that Mr. Bordynuik is a swindler. Here's the bottom line--if JBII/Mr. Bordynuik starts with mixed plastic then he is not going to end up with 98% hydrocarbons like he says (90% diesel/gas, 8% natural gas). Do a little research and you'll see that mixed plastic is predominantly PET and films which are over 1/3 elemental oxygen. If you start with that, no catalyst in the world will change that oxygen to carbon. The end product will contain at least 25% oxygen.
On the other hand, Mr. Bordynuik could start with something like HDPE which is entirely carbon and hydrogen and skip the prohibitive and extremely expensive process of trying to separate out the oxgenated components--the problem which plagues this type of process, but then he would have to start with HDPE. Sorted HDPE is more expensive than the oil used to make it. Cracking HDPE is a value-subracting process."
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It was a few months after I posted that when PTOI founder Mr. Bordynuik changed his story to say he didn't want PET. He wanted "unsorted" plastic which was sorted to contain only plastic but where the PET was sorted out.
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