I agree with Ohm. "What Killed the Electric Car
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Posted On: 07/11/2023 10:24:36 AM
I agree with Ohm.
"What Killed the Electric Car?
The lack of fully developed technology."
It was not the companies creating gas drinking cars.
The FDA may have its faults, but they are NOT the ones killing CYDY and leronlimab. The lack of meaningful, correctly presented irrefutable data and trials that include enough people to be relevant are what is keeping leronlimab from being proven to be the miracle molecule that we think it is.
With a partnership, CYDY can gain the individuals who know how to present such data and create the trials needed, while also providing the cash needed. I still don't believe that the holds are keeping a partnership from happening at this time. An agreement could be made to make aspects of the partnership contingent upon the holds being lifted, and the partner could help CYDY get the holds lifted because they would have the know-how to make it happen.
If it is Cyrus' absence that is holding up EVERYTHING now, that means the others weren't capable of stepping in should anything happen to him, and that is bad planning on the part of management. I doubt most on this board would create a company based solely around one person like that. The risk is just too great. Cyrus is a piece of the puzzle, not the entire puzzle.
"What Killed the Electric Car?
The lack of fully developed technology."
It was not the companies creating gas drinking cars.
The FDA may have its faults, but they are NOT the ones killing CYDY and leronlimab. The lack of meaningful, correctly presented irrefutable data and trials that include enough people to be relevant are what is keeping leronlimab from being proven to be the miracle molecule that we think it is.
With a partnership, CYDY can gain the individuals who know how to present such data and create the trials needed, while also providing the cash needed. I still don't believe that the holds are keeping a partnership from happening at this time. An agreement could be made to make aspects of the partnership contingent upon the holds being lifted, and the partner could help CYDY get the holds lifted because they would have the know-how to make it happen.
If it is Cyrus' absence that is holding up EVERYTHING now, that means the others weren't capable of stepping in should anything happen to him, and that is bad planning on the part of management. I doubt most on this board would create a company based solely around one person like that. The risk is just too great. Cyrus is a piece of the puzzle, not the entire puzzle.
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