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KC10crewmember

09/30/11 8:39 AM

#30778 RE: manshoon1 #30777

Manshoon , in bold red kaplan says "The fiber making process still remains a challenge using bacteria" this is the whole point shoon . This process could be months away , but you know its more like years & years away. We have what we have NOW !!! Lets hope that kim will get to "that" finish line first possibly using bacteria DOWN THE ROAD . My shares & I believe many others are LOCKED UP until further notice ! ....... October 3..Hmmm
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kblbpatience

09/30/11 10:23 AM

#30779 RE: manshoon1 #30777

Manshoon, you know me, you know I'm not challenging you. But I do have a question about that Kaplan quote. He states that large scale commercialization will ultimately be more successful via large liquid vats than through silkworms (paraphrase. I believe I have the jest of it. Anybody, correct me if I'm wrong). The thing about that quote that puts the big question mark above my head is that silk has been mass produced for millinia via the silkworm doing it's thing. Why wouldn't it be an equally effective way to spin spidersilk in commercial quantities also? Why, now that it's spidersilk, is it more effective to produce it in vats? Doesn't make sense to me. Guess I'm questioning Kaplan moreso than you.

Just thinking out loud. Do you still have only one post a day? That's a crime to the board if so.