Per my message last week, I think that a quiet per
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I believe we are going to have to start thinking of GNBT as two entities - GNBT and NGIO. One can be doing one thing under restrictions (or no restrictions), while the other might have no restrictions (or a restriction). I think this occurred when the Form 10 was approved and NGIO became a separate entity, regardless that it isn't listed on an exchange. That's just a step to get public funding through stock issuance; the Form 10 establishes that the company exists, is operating, and is responsible for reporting like any company.