Replies to post #95967 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[TRUISM]

Make no assumption that Refactored Materials failed in their research. There is every indication within researched documents that they succeeded and some of their breakthroughs are classified technologies now under the control of large Private Foundations (working closely to secure funding from Federal Government Branches and agencies).

Sorry to say , i'll go with my due diligence that states there was no phase 2 funding grant.

All of this (contents of ones originated post) amounts to a valiant attempt to state what one wanted to in the last paragraph:

IMO it would be a dangerous assumption for an investor to risk money in KBLB

Sometimes less is actually more.

Try someone else for i'm not buying what you're earnestly selling.


Blessings to All

TRUTH

[FBI Agent]

Just a hit piece.

[Eskaminagaga]

Thank you for those links, I had not seen them before.

I had known that they recieved grants through the National Science Foundation and Department of Defense for quite a bit based on this: https://www.usaspending.gov/Pages/AdvancedSearch.aspx?k=refactored%20materials

You may be right about them wanting to keep these classified, especially with the DOD involved. That may be the reason why there have been no recent patent applications by them and why they are very hush hush about the properties of the fibers.

I still don't think that they will be able to produce these proteins and spin them into fibers as cost effectively as KBLB's methods yet. They have more future potential to downscale the cost as technology improves, but I think KBLB will have the initial lead in the cheapest Spider Silk fibers which should make plenty of money well before Bolt or Spiber can develop and scale their operations to meet KBLB's prices. This is assuming, of course, that KBLB can actually get their initial commercial facility established sometime soon.

By the way, I noticed that you called the company "Bolt Technologies". I had never heard them called this. I googled this term and the only thing that popped up was a company that developes seismic searching systems for the offshore oil industry. Really nothing to do with Spider Silk. Was this a mistake or is this an alternate name for them that I had not heard of before?