Ann: Positive Scoping Study - Zero Carbon Lithium Project, page-7

You done? Just want to check before I reply, you seem awfully concerned here and seem to be replying to yourself.


Maybe put the kettle on and listen to the water boil and start to think about the cost of heating that water......

It's clear you have a lack of understanding that the lithium rich brine being pumped from the ground will be hot, removing the need for heating it up further, something that is the issue with salars making them cost inefficient.

That isn't the case for Vulcan which will have a high flow rate and with a hot brine. There are very few places on the earth that have this, Germany and the Salton sea. You might know a guy throwing huge money at it with Berkshire Hathaway, goes by the name of Warren Buffet, you familiar?

There are several brine deposits elsewhere in the world, however they either lack a decent enough grade to make them viable, lack the flow rate and some the heat. you need to have all three to make this sort of project viable.

Also look forward to them getting more and more water in Chile to expand the salars, an area that is considered the second driest place on earth. Fun fact for you, they tested the Mars rover in the desert in Atacama, because the conditions represented the dryness of Mars.




- Joe was full of love for PLS, they posted a $64 mil loss this morning, surprised he isn't tweeting about that.....
- Joe was also full of love for Nemaska, shame about that one...
- Also don't forget Joe Lowry was Simbols vice president of sales and marketing during negotiations with Tesla back in 2013.

Joe has experience don't get me wrong, but remember what Joe's role is.







Lilac (LKE) got a good investment from Bill Gates yesterday, so Bill is looking into it, Warren is committing as well....

I remember in 2014 when Warren was investing in medical cannabis, everyone called him stupid, sometimes some people are just ahead of the curve




As an investor what would you rather, the smartest and richest people on the planet investing in an area you are or not? I think the answer is quite straight forward.