"IF ztem RESULTS "PROVE" what is "suspected",then by all means we can logically begin to deduce,using real numeric values, as to entertain proponderances of possible future PPS prognostications. As of yet,we have no such FACTUAL data,any newcomer to the board will be unfortunately "dazzled" and "moonblinked" by baseless claims,and quickly become disillusioned when facts do not AS OF YET support the blatant fanatasicm."
You fail to appreciate that ZTEM merely backs up geological modeling which tells us that mineral deposits in caldera formations tend occur in clusters, and that such deposits tend to be of uniform size and composition. Therefore, we go back to the time Briscoe was able to show that the Pebble Deposit is part of a weathered caldera formation, justifying LBSRs staking rush - the largest in Alaska state history -, which became the Big Chuck project.
ZTEM doesn't so much prove the model as is does count the targets. Moreover, the model is so reliable that drilling becomes more a procedural matter, especially for public companies, than it does one of "proving" what is there. Drilling, however, is required for understanding where the "sweet spots" are and for mapping out development plans.
The goods are there, ZTEM or no, Lilliput or no.
VP in AZ