Pivac on BBC, page-62

I had a lot of concerns when I first looked into FBR, the primary one was that we had to have faith the technology would work. This changed.

It's very hard to get the information yourself to be sure of any decision, but for me the buy signal was when they signed up a builder. Quite simply - this showed that someone who had access to a whole bunch more information than us HC posters, and with a lot more building experience was getting behind this. So I missed the climb from 2 to 6 cents, but the reasoning was prudent IMO.

Are we to believe Archistruct Builders & Designs haven't asked questions like "what if bricks are slightly bigger?" "what if there is wind?" "what if it drops bricks?" "what if the slab isn't flat?" we don't know what answers they got, nor what other questions they asked, but I'd bet they have more details / knowledge on the Hadrian X then any of us HC "experts".

Don't get me wrong - I don't think that this is a slam dunk, but I think there is a pretty good chance this will work and this will be revolutionary.