Ann: Lake signs Non Binding MoU with Hanwa Co, Ltd of Japan, page-83

Oh, please. The Lilac process is modular, producing at scale means adding more modules. If it works at a smaller scale, what impediment is there to working at a larger scale? Ramping up production is an engineering issue, do you think that engineers are not capable of this task? Yes, it's at altitude which affects the process in which way? Some have suggested temperature, we have suggested having the processing facility heated. David Snydaker was asked publicly about this, and he was unconcerned. Does this process which was designed to minimise the use of fresh water really need "heaps of fresh water". Honestly, these issues have been discussed to death and are the stock-in-trade of those who have been bagging this company since its price was 5 cents. Why don't we introduce fresh fears like what if a meteor strikes the facility or what if we awaken Godzilla who might be dormant under the salt lake's surface or what about the Taliban flooding the market with cheap lithium. Oh, sorry one of those fears the meteor, Godzilla or the Taliban is not new it has already had a run.
The what if it doesn't work argument is the same one that the Wright brothers faced, What if it doesn't fly? Well if it doesn't fly we will work out another way to make it fly, the resource is there the market is there this lithium is coming out of the ground.