Mojo, you make a lot of valuable arguments, but on the other hand you've got to admit that without the 'stick to it ness' required to actually create the product itself, which has to be groundbreaking, revolutionary, and changes entire industries, we've really got 'nothing' here, nada, not a leg to stand on. All the money, well known brand names, ads and hype, as you've illustrated with Polartec are meaningless to any company if the product isn't great in the 1st place. At this point, no really big company with money is going to want to get left out in the cold and risk being relegated to number two, so, this could really boost Polartecs fortunes as well as Kraigs. Polartec for instance has the ability to create and incorporate SS into their textiles and 'manufacture' textiles, whereas Kraig does not, at least not yet, so one hand can wash the other and both will probably benefit. Others like Dupont for instance can't possibly 'not' see how they will lose out if Polartec supplants them, and as you've pointed how, Polartec has a lot to gain by being able to 'create' with SS. which they undoubtedly already have the ability to do for SS thread. Our thread is still just a 'raw' product without a textile manufacturer who has the ability to make it into a textile at the getgo, and Polartec can definitely get that going and both companies will benefit while Kraig still owns the real process and raw product!
