Ann: FGR develops PureGRAPH based Supercapacitor materials, page-49

I'm sorry spid i know its annoying that I jumped back onto an irrelevant topic, i didn't consider the fact it was in the middle of an otherwise intelligent and relevant conversation about a great announcement.

I opened that notification of his quote and was gobsmacked at the lengths he'd gone to over his misunderstanding. I'm done, sorry again, i'll avoid getting into this wasteful back and forth in future.

I believe the prospects of cavitation are pretty phenomenal, if it can be reliably commercialised and even one or two fossil fuel players take note and decide to jump into renewables then they will have a whole lot more potential than they already do to be enveloped in the battery energy fold alongside their other targeted industries.

It seems to me that FGR is in a position in which it is impossible not to see huge success and growth such as that of NVX like you mentioned due simply to the overwhelmingly vast potential of their PureGRAPH to be immersed in just about any industry you can think of. We're early days yet, still lots of testing and experimenting to be done and clearly most of the target industries still have not been penetrated but if even just the plastics industry engages FGR in a meaningful way it has the potential to seep into day to day life very quick.

And that's not even getting into the high demand for battery materials and the exponential gap between supply and demand and the potential for that demand to be met with, if im remembering their reports on cavitation testing right, a very consistent product sourced from somewhere I personally never thought possible. For such a small company they're in the early stages of huge things, i am very eager to see further results. They will have their fingers on the battery pie as well as many others.