Perhaps there was a time when you offered something meaningful...

Perhaps there was a time when you offered something meaningful in this forum.

We all get your cynicism but I wonder if you even get the point of your posts anymore.

Maybe you feel better trashing the company's remaining capital.

As someone who has a stake in this company's remaining capital, I wish you well but why not consider giving up on the company elsewhere.

Perhaps you will be pleasantly surprised at some point to find out your shares are worth something more than now.

I am sure you have an avid supporter in LightBulb, who is making $2.50 a day shorting the stock, fuelled by your posts.

Making friends with dimwits would give me cause to consider my position.

Binding contracts are great sure, but MoUs are valuable too.

People don't bother with them unless there is some meaningful benefit for both parties. They take time and present opportunities.

Relationships make the world go around after all.

A critical mass will form at some point if this keeps going, and pretty soon its the go to standard of care of pregnancy. Desirable first, then essential.

I am sure many ultimately successful companies have had less auspicious starts in life.