In all of the naysaying I have just read through o
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Posted On: 09/19/2013 7:31:15 PM
In all of the naysaying I have just read through over yonder, I am wondering if anyone, anywhere, can point out anything about what this company is doing that does not clearly highlight if you are patient, your investment will be returned to you in a nicely wrapped, reinforced package? Honestly, even with the Southridge affiliation looming over our heads, can anyone point to anything that indicates with a little bit (ok, a lot for some) patience, that this is not going to pan out as it should?
What other evidence of getting business done do people require? Who does this company need to embrace as one of their own before people get that they are moving forward as promised? A toga sporting God? When was the last time any one of us can say that we have successfully manipulated human cells for the benefit of mankind? When was the last time any of us can say that we submitted an IND application to the FDA and weren't told to bugger off at "hello"? When was the last time any of us could say that we can sit down over tea and crumpets and write a biological explanation for why cellular response to a stimuli is what it is?
I think never.
Too much sense of entitlement in this world. Too little patience. And damn sure too little due diligence. If you want immediate returns, invest in a shell and join your fellow man in fleecing the unsuspecting. Otherwise, let things evolve as they will and be glad you are along for the ride. I know it is not easy. But, at least you have the chance to make the choice. If you don't like it, get out and go elsewhere. Otherwise, chill (and attack the naysayers as you can).
BMSN
What other evidence of getting business done do people require? Who does this company need to embrace as one of their own before people get that they are moving forward as promised? A toga sporting God? When was the last time any one of us can say that we have successfully manipulated human cells for the benefit of mankind? When was the last time any of us can say that we submitted an IND application to the FDA and weren't told to bugger off at "hello"? When was the last time any of us could say that we can sit down over tea and crumpets and write a biological explanation for why cellular response to a stimuli is what it is?
I think never.
Too much sense of entitlement in this world. Too little patience. And damn sure too little due diligence. If you want immediate returns, invest in a shell and join your fellow man in fleecing the unsuspecting. Otherwise, let things evolve as they will and be glad you are along for the ride. I know it is not easy. But, at least you have the chance to make the choice. If you don't like it, get out and go elsewhere. Otherwise, chill (and attack the naysayers as you can).
BMSN
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