Why minimize what is being done by KBLB?
This is NOT, I repeat NOT, a company producing mundane widgets.
The plan is NOT difficult to develop. The plan is already developed. Implementing the plan to allow for quality, consistent production which will allow the company the best possible route to sustainability is the goal. And that is difficult. Otherwise it would have been done already.
Others releasing information don't care about the information being released because their goals aren't the same. Their goal is to be recognized for completing their mission: discovering whatever it is they set out to discover/make/produce, etc. That's it. KBLB's and Mr. T's goal is to take it from there and commercialize and sustain that. NOT once and done. To repeat the action over and over again. Can you invest in "Utah's silk?" Nope. But you can thank them for "getting the word out." Ok.
I believe some have stated before that scientists don't make good businesspeople. It's a good thing our CEO isn't really a scientist. He's an economist first. Dr. Kane is an economist. The business starts in the lab and is carried forward from there. That's comforting when it comes to commercializing Spider Silk on a Mass Scale.
Information is not being released by KBLB because the plan does not call for it being released right now: 7/31/19. Maybe tomorrow. Maybe not. Many are right, it's not difficult to release the information. Sometimes, it's not in the best interests to do so at that time. Like it or not, only one person controls the strategy behind KBLB, Mr. Kim K Thompson. He'll let us know when the time is right to release the information he deems fit to be released.
Thanks, Mr. T!