Friday, March 27, 2015 3:38:27 PM
If I would've posted the entire paragraph:
Once production is up and running, Thompson estimates it will cost less than $68 per pound ($150 per kilogram) produced to make the silk. A competing method using E.coli bacteria costs more than $61,800 per pound ($130,000 per kilogram) of silk produced.
I doubt I would've received a response then either.
TRUTH
I've never claimed to have all the answers but feel i'm beginning to corner the market in problems worthy of them.
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