Replies to post #29269 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[Mcfish]

Very articulate Richard!!
If someone new were to read that I'm certain it would help them to "see the light".

[gatesoft55]

Richard- nice job. September should be a great month for all LWLG longs. Less than 3 weeks to the first conference-ECOC. And a few days later the 2nd conference-PIC Conference.

Remember this Lebby interview from last year's ECOC. Over a thousand views. Let's see what he has to say a year later.

GATES.

[walterc]

excellent Richard

Will send this out to 150 shareholders over the weekend.They will send it out to their friends

[pitcook]

Richard, quite honestly that is the best worded description of how the complicated science of the GOO works and how it is needed, that has ever been posted here or anywhere else I have read.

That should be the primary response to any questions about LWLG and it's potential solution to the needed technology for the future!

[tkg]

Great post Richard, thanks for your expertise. We were recently discussing the impact that autonomous vehicles will have on data center demand. I've noticed a couple of articles floating around about Boeing and Airbus developing pilotless planes (autonomous aircraft). Obviously drones have been around for some time but this is taking it to the next level of pilotless commercial aircraft. All one has to do is look at a radar screen of the U.S. on any given day or any other region of the developed world for that matter, Europe, Asia and the number of planes in the sky is astonishing. Point being, if autonomous aircraft comes to fruition, it too will drive data center expansion exponentially. Something that never even crossed my mind until recently.

[Stock62]

Richard, great explanation of lwlg's workings. This is the most informed group of investors on a complicated science that non of the big tech co's could solve. That's why I bought 2 more more sets of shares today. I can't wait to see the big guys asking to partner with lwlg in the very near future on products to solve the issues of speed, heat and cost in telecom and data centers industries.

[Nickftw]

Thank you so much for the great explanation Richard. You helped me understand what Lightwave is all about, and as a bonus I now have a better understanding of how the mysterious world wide web works! As a young electrical engineering student, I sure am glad to have found this company. At the very least I can learn from the company and knowledgeable shareholders.