Replies to post #260088 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[arachnodude]

It seems more likely that "gullibility" applies to the thoughts of "lies, scams, incompetence, etc." than the sensibility of protections of processes, procedures, and products for the purpose of competitive advantage, or simply just to protect the IP. The company has an obligation to itself, its shareholders, and foreign government officials to do so. It does seem "gullibility tends to undermine common sense."

[want2retire]

I don’t see logic behind this opinion. “Hoped for riches” could be translated into waiting for the company to do their thing. Assuming the worst based on perceptions of historical performance is not more logic or fact based. Development stage companies (those developing a product before releasing it to the world) would all potentially face the same “believe it when I see it” mentality. Then, when it is revealed, it’s met with “didn’t think they could do it”.

The difference here is many have claimed KBLB is nothing but a fraud and a cash machine for the CEO. Pretty strong words (potentially lies which, of course, carry zero consequences) for people who don’t really know what is happening, they just like to pretend they do.

I’m invested and am willing to wait. The hybrid program was going to take quite a bit of time and we all know it. Kim told us so. He gave himself all of 2023 to figure this out but that’s not good enough for some. That does not mean Kim and crew aren’t sticking to their plan, it only means impatient investors are willing to pontificate and share opinions while we wait.

We don’t have to hang around but we choose to do so. The choice, as always, is ours to make.