Please allow me to respond to some of these “top-rated comment”...

Please allow me to respond to some of these “top-rated comment” questions:

“You compare BRN with a business which has a90% chance of failing. Based on what metric?” Basedon the empirical FACT that 90% of start-ups fail.

“Show me how you came to this number? I’mgenuinely interested.” You can literally google “start-upsprobability failure” and you get links to various sources confirming this number.Hopefully this level of due diligence is done by everyone before investing?!?!

“I’m also interested to hear your opinion whyBRN didn’t fail during the seven years prior to now?” BRN didn’tfail because they managed to convince enough investors to provide capital whilenot burning through more cash than they raised. Hopefully it is clear that thereis no logical way to conclude from this anything about future success potential.

“Before NASA decided it was so interested theydecided to pay to test it?” Do you mean the NASAthat has not made any more statements since ordering one test kit a year ago? Ihope this is not a straw that investors are holding on to.

“Fact is that the company has de-risked significantlyover the past 12 months” No, this is not a fact, this is hope.

“That’s why the SP has risen.” Theshare price has also fallen 30% in the past few months.

“you wasn’t smart enough to…” I hope you recognize the ironyof accusing someone of not being smart enough with a grammatically wrong sentence.

“Why else would you be here day after day? Why?” Mostlyas a social-psychological case study of investor enthusiasm in face of facts. Oh,and to also assess appropriate buying opportunities when the inevitable panicwill kick in.