When discussions come up occasionally of whether the Pivacs...

When discussions come up occasionally of whether the Pivacs would sell FBR to a big company or keep it and stay at the helm, I always thought of this video. It's so easy to see in this video how this machine is Mark P.'s baby, that he has painstakingly raised and nurtured. Watching this is like watching a baby dinosaur hatching out of the egg and that baby dinosaur is now almost full grown and ready to roam the earth. I could be wrong with this prediction--- but I just can't see Mark turning his baby over to a big conglomerate and walking away anytime soon.

I've studied this company for quite a while now, watched all the videos, read and learned as much as I possibly can, and sometimes I still take a step back and think, Are you kidding me? Someone had the sheer audacity to imagine a machine that can custom cut every brick for a structure, route plumbing and electric channels in each block, send it shuttling over a 30 meter track, and place and glue every brick within half a millimeter accuracy? Free of human hands? On a truck that can drive from site to site?

The amount of work, thought, imagination, effort, persistence, blood, sweat, and tears that must have gone into this project is absolutely staggering. If Mark Pivac makes this thing fly, and I think he will, he deserves all the success he has coming to him and more.