College experiment? LMAO! You grab a CYA statement/legalese from the Risk Factors section of a company filing and try to apply it as the overarching business process. Who doesn't know the company hasn't reached Commercialization yet? It doesn't negate the technology. And that's not what is being said in the filing anyway. For one who spends the majority of the time around here twisting the words of the company, I'm surprised it wasn't caught. "...has not demonstrated commercial viability" is an accurate assessment. The company hasn't commercialized their product yet. Ergo, "has not demonstrated." It's coming, though! Demonstration after demonstration after demonstration. Then we can all regale the day that line is removed from the S-1 altogether! After all, the removal of that line will have much more significance on that day than sitting in the Risk Factors section for years. Thanks for revealing the significance behind that in our forward-looking views of the company!
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