They took one bulk sample for each of the four areas from multiple drill results in that area (not a MET on every drill) and tested it 4 times btw. What makes it clear it is an IAC resource is actually the low Thorium and Uranium recovery (which is a consistent feature of IAC resources). So the METs are relatively stringent to prove homogenuity - it is why you can do bulk samples from multiple drills in a given location - as that is one of the key signatures as well as the PH4 solution at ambient temperature.
My point is when ENV drills then they will be in a position to do the same test - this rubbish about a $500 test is that, rubbish. That was my point which you failed to still see. I was playing with your head as I know what I will be looking for in METs - composite samples at depth across a number of drill results into a single batch for a given area.
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