I doubt it. Everything here is about potential. Always has been. And we all know where this is going IF Kim and Jon solve the mass production issue. If they do, KBLB will have the most sustainable eco-friendly silk fiber solution on the planet and be able to fulfill their alleged “growing demand” for their fibers. Ten plus years of frustration finally would turn to glee … and the unleashing of all that potential into reality. Then again, it wouldn’t take too much more disappointment to cause some to leave. But the long-termers like me are staying. We’ve stayed. We continue to stay. Even you still post on this Board and follow the journey of hope, waiting, frustration, and torturous disappointment year after year. I cannot ever admit to the “The Live Bait” jokesters at work that I’ve given up. Come too far to turn back now. Wind up that rubberband powered propeller on the toy wooden plane for ten plus years, and then see how high it flies when you finally let it go and do what it is supposed to do. There’s that kind of potential here. A lot of us on this Board are very smart people. We wouldn’t be following KBLB or investing in it if we thought it had no chance of becoming something tremendous. Kim and Jon need to get production going on a massive scale. That is a result that has eluded them ever since Jon was brought on to bring the silks to market. The journey continues, but KBLB needs to arrive at destination Metric Ton Town.
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