Once again, you’re twisting the narrative to fit your negwtive agenda. The fact that KBLB has completed commercial production cycles does not mean they’re out of the development phase. It’s entirely possible—and common—for companies to be in a development phase while simultaneously beginning early-stage commercial production. These aren’t mutually exclusive states.
Commercial production cycles are part of the process of scaling up and refining production methods, especially for a groundbreaking product like spider silk. KBLB is still working on perfecting its processes, ensuring consistency, and building out the infrastructure needed to meet larger market demands. That’s what being in the development phase is all about—continuing to innovate and refine while gradually moving towards full-scale commercialization.
So no, neither the CEO nor I are lying. What’s happening here is a classic case of you trying to simplify a complex process to serve your negative narrative. The reality is that KBLB is still in the process of scaling and developing its operations to achieve long-term commercial success. This isn’t about a binary switch from development to full production—it’s a nuanced journey that involves phases of both development and early commercial efforts.
Instead of trying to catch people in a 'gotcha' moment, maybe it’s time to acknowledge that pioneering a new industry is a step-by-step process that requires patience and strategic progress. The fact that KBLB is already completing commercial production cycles is actually a positive sign that they’re on the right path—not a contradiction to the ongoing development work.
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