Its ease of processing is akin to clay which is completely...

Its ease of processing is akin to clay which is completely unique for ARR or any other hard rock deposit on earth, so while it's technically a hard rock deposit it isn't from a processing perspective so think of it as a clay deposit if you cant accept that fact. And, the 5% TREO is just the first stage, the flow sheet is so simple you could build a small-scale school science project type processing plant. The ARR issue is the confusion around the entire REE sector being turned upside down by ARRs capabilities which makes no sense to non-ARR holders who are trying to apply old-school REE assessments on the company. By old school I mean literally within weeks the game has been changed, not to mention the other advancements that the US DOD and DOE re bio-mining on ARR ore will bring to the table. The US government isn't partnered with any other REE company because of how special and game-changing ARRs Halleck Creek and La Paz ore is. Well apart from Rio Tinto being invited as a member of the CMI and the only other miner included is ARR, yet Rio isn't in any partnerships with the DOD and DOE with more than a dozen US research institutes like ARR.