Is that a measurable share value or a round-off error because the systems cannot accept a value of "zero", much like not being able to divide by zero without getting massive computer crashes?
Does this signal the end? I would think so, if only because there may not be anyone left in this room, let alone at CTTC.
What happens to all those clinics and their patients and who services them when they need supplies or some serious tech support?
Personally, once powderbum left it became evident that all of the true-believers and Kool-Aid drinkers were gone or had finally given up on this firm.
Too bad the shareholders cannot lien Mir's home and sue him for the job he has done, but maybe, if his cash cow is gone, he loses his home anyway.
Does Brennan feel any remorse or was this either a major tax write-off or a chance to now grab all the assets for next-to-nothing and work out a deal with someone else, even the original inventor. Unfortunately, it may either be too late or the device really does very little good and has little value.
Final question: is there anyone left to respond to me?
