Good message! Thanks!
There are a lot of very smart folks with traditional mindsets who can't wrap their minds around the fact that new, substitute technologies do not fit the received, expected paradigms on the Road to Overcoming Obstacles traditional, established companies place in their way.
There are also some very smart folks whose due diligence can discover new, rarely used paths to progress whereby new technologies successfully compete with or replace old technologies, whose continued, practicable use is antiquated, creating newly recognized, unexpected, and costly problems.
Here're a couple of questions: Do we need to continue to use petroleum and its refined, but non-biodegradable products, when we have at hand an ultimately cheaper, safer, and biodegradable replacement? and ... Can the legal (often extra-legal) stranglehold that companies controlling old technologies exploit to suppress new technologies abate and vamoose?
For shareholders, at least this one, the answer to the first question is, No. But ...
The answer to the second question is, Yes!
