Editorial Responsibility, page-167

There are myriad reasons why things are happening slower than hoped for, w, and you've covered most of them.

But, I reckon, and have for some time, there's another contributor - the Yanks are broke, and that runs from the Fed level, all the way down to local munis.

To compound that problem, they seem keen to spend dosh on 1 thing, and 1 thing only - the product of the Military-Security-Industrial Complex.

A lot of people got very excited about Trump's $1T 'infrastructure' program. It was always crap. It sat below any number of Donnie's other 'priorities', and none of them have made any progress, either.

I'm still waiting for 'noos' from Korea, 'cos that's where the action will be. Something heard back from the Dutch pre-caster, who stuck a swag in his luggage to take back home to trail, would be nice, too.

I'd also suggest the slings and arrows flying about are not untypical for early stage developers of disruptive material technologies. Easy to get capital and interest for an app, not so an unexciting concrete additive.

I have Eden's tech in a basket of material technologies that help to address the imperative, and the consequences of failing to address the imperative soon enough.

And, if we don't address the imperative, the likes of Eden's share price ain't gonna matter, anyway