As long as it doesn't blow up, nobody sues the user for patent infringement, and this happens to be the first claim in five years by John Bordynuik that wasn't a fraudulent lie intended to deceive investors.
Even then, if all of the above pan out, there's a mountain of evidence to suggest that JBI's processor doesn't come close to making pyrolysis viable.
Hence the 98% haircut of JBII, and the company on the verge of bankruptcy.
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