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Re: DarkPaladin23 post# 18248

Thursday, 09/03/2020 12:18:06 PM

Thursday, September 03, 2020 12:18:06 PM

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I know it borders on conspiracy theory. That’s the point.

Confirmation bias is one hell of a terrible comfort zone to fall into. It’s a sweet poison to sip from that many get addicted to. Complacency is sometimes deadlier than spontaneity. I can sit here all day and give everyone a hundred reasons why this drug will work and why we will become filthy rich. And not a single person will disagree.

But, if I throw out on the table, the most outlandish idea possible, suddenly the trance and allure of comfort vanishes. Think of Homer and the odyssey. Think of the sirens song that drove so many sailors to the rocks.


If I give a mountainous pile of reasons to fail. I would hope enough people challenge that pile and pick at it one by one with an open mind. It’s critical thinking. It’s a need for a failsafe and reverse engineer an untested rocket. On paper it should fly. In theory it should do to the moon. In reality it blows up in the stratosphere and everything is lost because that one loose wire was never found because everyone was overly confident.

So now. My theory is, GEM just took over 64% of the company. GEM is either planning on selling that 64% stake to the highest bidder and pocket 2/3rds of the cache. Or GEM is going to sell the intellectual rights and take 100% of the cache.

Prove me wrong on both fronts. Prove me wrong on 1 front over the other.

Put yourself in GEMS seat. You are now 64% owner in a company that has the most valuable patent in the world. Do you settle for 2/3rds of that. Or do you take it all for yourself.

*I probably own shares of this stock. All posts are made in my opinion only and are not investing advice.