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Originally posted by Fact Finder: ↑

A little after 11am and a magnificent 2 million approx shares traded. Looking like all the negativity of some has produced the result that at least 99.25% of shareholders will still be holding the same number of shares before trading commences tomorrow.

The nonsense and lack of intellectual rigor applied to the arguments and some cases abuse minus the argument is astonishing. I had quite seriously damaged uneducated clients desperate to maintain their liberty make out better cases to me in the legal interview rooms at Long Bay.

The argument that the technology is flawed failed when NASA after testing the free ADE and IP stumped up to buy the Early Access Program and hand it off to their scientists at AMES.

The argument that the technology is flawed failed when Renesas the third largest semiconductor supplier to the world wide automotive industry with its own five year standing program to build a neuromorphic chip purchased an Intellectual Property Licence for the AKIDA technology on 23 December, 2020.

The argument that Brainchip could promote itself and get customers if it released benchmarks fails because companies of the status of Dell Technologies are fully aware on the evidence of direct public statements of Rob Lincourt that they became interested when Brainchip published power numbers and have been digging into the technology.

The argument fails that Brainchip could promote itself and get customers if it released benchmarks failed last year when Socionext having accepted a contract to assist Brainchip with the final chip design announced that it would incorporating AKD1000 with its SynQuacer platform and assisting Brainchip to commercialise its full suite of AKIDA technology products.

The argument fails that Brainchip has nothing to take to market with the announcement as a result of the August release of the AKD1000 pre-sold chip, USB stick, Rasberry Pi and plug in board following the public release of the MetaTF platform.

The informed owner of shares in Brainchip some of whom may be impatient having held for many years are all aware that Brainchip has employed commencing with Rob Telson a world class semiconductor sales team and that revolutionary one of a kind technology is being rolled out to a range of customers from every type of industry you can imagine from Space travel to domestic fridges.

Eventually contrary arguments become ludicrous. Someone posted a comic mock up of Adolf Hitler's last hours but it resonates here with what is currently playing out. The actual last hours speaks of a group of people who had been on a mission with a deluded leader Adolf Hitler unable to completely grasp the concept that their mission had been a delusion and was about to collapse around them and in the end rather than face reality and its consequences they committed suicide taking their families with them. It is a human trait that being found so wanting they cannot admit their mistake, apologise and accept the consequences.

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The argument that no-one good wants to be ceo is the tragic gun-smoking evidence you fail to address.

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