It's one thing to witness 2 or 3 supplement users' dramatic improvement and speculate on the cause, and an entirely other thing to dogmatically preach the miracle of a supplement, and prophetize in some esoteric way what great things are to come from this compound and to these investors. You could be the CEO, CSO, or a study's PI, and you still wouldn't know what you claim is 'correct'. It is impossible to be correct or right when what you say is going to happen has not happened yet, no?
I say - wish all you want, just don't tell me what grandiose things are going to happen down the road.