Ann: Bromine Piloting Successful, page-24

You are right when you say at the end of the day it comes down to economics, that is if you can make money from it. 100%

But also on the contrary, listing "hyper" saline bodies of water located in Antarctica which would probably have 0% chance of being economically viable due to being THE most remote location on Earth is not the best way of proving your point.

Yes there are plenty of places with seawater trapped underground. This place happens to be in a mining friendly jurisdiction in a mining friendly (and in the coming years - mining dependent) country.

The economic data from the company will come out whenever that is. And I hope it is viable, that's why I'm invested here. But don't come in and talk about economics for projects and list some of the most unrealistic locations to do so.