Tons of people have "invented" 3D cells (including a little kid), it is not even close to a new idea. What supposedly made theirs unique (and I could make a 5 minute compilation of him saying this over and over) is that it was cheaper to manufacture. Apparently it's not, which means there was never any hope to this all along. That it actually was expensive to manufacture has not been to my knowledge disclosed until just now in a private conversion between the CEO and a random shareholder.
That you, two years ago, could figure out there must be problems isn't the same.
An expert engineer (who works at a company you have heard of) looked at the patent application laughed at it and basically called it a joke. The US patent examiner, nearly four years later, did the same by rejecting almost every claim. Please don't make me laugh by mentioning the Chinese patent, everyone knows exactly what that is worth.
The fact that they had to rely bilking unsophisticated retail investors instead of getting financing through more legitimate means is the biggest red flag of all.
The cell was a scam, the cell is a scam, and everybody who bought shares because of things Nelson said about it got scammed. Nelson said many things that were not true, and got rich by doing it. At the end of the day he is a coward, and probably can't even admit to himself what a piece of scum he is. A lot of people lost a lot of money because of him, and he and his friends got rich doing it. That is the only legacy left from the cell. Nothing more.
