When the former CTO of Corning tells me that we probably don’t want to put that information out there for just anyone to see I kinda think that he may know what he is talking about. I’m certainly not well versed enough in the status of Electro Optic polymer science outside of academia to dispute his reasoning. The way I interpreted the conversation was that when we finally put it out in a device anyone wanting to figure it out will have to reverse engineer it, dig out the Perk, figure it out, determine the voltages, polling, solvent etc. And honestly I don’t think if they released a White paper that stated the concentration, performance polling methods, substrate thickness, yadda yadda that the share price would move.
And I’m wasn’t aware that the secret behind the Iphones has been published.
When he told me that, it actually gave me confidence that what we have is in fact special.
That is why it is good to attend the SHM, I haven’t been paying attention lately but I don’t think that those that attended and spoke to them one on one are freaking out. There is just something to be said for one on one, to look them in the eye.
Kind of like when Turpin said that he knows of at least 100 Optical computers but only one was declassified. How many other people in the world know of 100 such computers, their whereabouts and their clearance status?
We knew that we were stuck in the mud for 3 years, we are now out of the ditch and yes I’m frustrated with the lack of progress over that time but now this appears to be proceeding as many of us had originally envisioned. For years we knew we needed an engineer onboard. That delay has totally worn us down; But yes I understand your frustration.
