Right. The perception of risk... is naturally conditioned by the nature of the efforts being undertaken in the market to foster that perception, and to enlarge the perception of risk...
That's true, even when the "risks" addressed are fictions fabricated out of whole cloth.
The recent PR clearly pulled the rug out from under a couple of the bogus arguments being flogged... that have been posturing obvious errors in relation to the risks and the perception of the risks.
The PR handily reveals that, showing that those SPECIFIC arguments were being created out of whole cloth by market participants posturing as "insider" experts.
Strange that some would be "confused" about routine issues in mining, while you see mining neophytes who admit they are not close to being experts... who aren't in the least bit confused by the company's communication.