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Everyone needs to just settle down a bit.

In order for GK to take this thing to the moon and possibly further (without anyones help) obviously capital raising needed too occur, and unfortunately market dilution is an after effect of this. In GK's Announcement, he mentioned Phase 0; along side the comprehensive knowledge of Feinstein in relation to the concept, anything is possible after reading this:

Phase 0 clinical trials: Exploring if and how a new drug may work
Even though phase 0 studies are done in humans, this type of study isn’t like the other phases of clinical trials. The purpose of this phase is to help speed up and streamline the drug approval process.
Phase 0 studies are exploratory studies that often use only a few small doses of a new drug in a few patients. They test to find out whether the drug reaches the tumor, how the drug acts in the human body, and how cancer cells in the human body respond to the drug. The patients in these studies might need extra biopsies, scans, and blood samples as part of the study process.
The biggest difference between phase 0 and the later phases of clinical trials is that there’s no chance the volunteer will benefit by taking part in a phase 0 trial – the benefit will be for other people in the future. Because drug doses are low, there’s also less risk to the patient in phase 0 studies compared to phase I studies.
Phase 0 studies help researchers find out whether the drugs do what they are expected to do. If there are problems with the way the drug is absorbed or acts in the body, this should become clear very quickly in a phase 0 clinical trial. This process may help avoid the delay and expense of finding out years later in phase II or even phase III clinical trials that the drug doesn’t act as expected to based on lab studies.
Phase 0 studies are not yet being used widely, and there are some drugs for which they wouldn’t be helpful. Phase 0 studies are very small, often with fewer than 15 people, and the drug is given only for a short time. They’re not a required part of testing a new drug.


In a few weeks time, I feel my wounds will be healed.