Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

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so let's think cotton. Someone wants to have a system to link cotton modules to their digital identities. That way the cotton used to make a shirt can be traded back to specific fields. Each module is a different record. And of course when modules are delivered to the gin they get blended, commingled, whatever you want to call it. So rather than be irrationally exuberant about blockchain and APDN, I encourage you to investigate if the technology can be used to trace individual modules, millions and millions of distinct modules (meaning each one will require a distinct APDN marker) and then somehow differentiate the components of a blend and tell you the fields that participated in the cotton blend that produced that shirt. Oh, and by the way, it will need to do that for pennies on the ton. You heard right, PENNIES on the ton. Oh, and I forgot to mention, for any of that to make sense, you'd need to be able to test random shirts at warehouses and distribution centers - not in labs, not in Stony Brook. Perhaps in seconds, maybe a couple of minutes.