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trainer2

03/10/20 12:55 PM

#184714 RE: ruskie1 #184713

That same question has been asked many times.
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WebSlinger

03/10/20 1:18 PM

#184715 RE: ruskie1 #184713

<< How could the word "breakthrough" be interpreted any other way other than something to do with the technology and a "new"fiber... what on Earth would that word have anything to do with contracts, sales, or production... >>

I agree.

Especially since the title of the PR says that they are "SET TO UNVEIL MAJOR SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH IN SPIDER SILK BASED POLYMERS".

As the title states, the "breakthrough" will be in "spider silk based polymers".

Since spider silk is a polymer, then the "breakthrough" will be in "spider silk".
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dragon_silk

03/10/20 2:33 PM

#184730 RE: ruskie1 #184713

Kim uses the term “breakthrough” all the time and very liberally. Maybe he got a new beaker /chemistry set to play with.