OK, so it's arguable that OSL hasn't demonstrated any...

OK, so it's arguable that OSL hasn't demonstrated any statistically meaningful patient outcomes for a decade. And the use of P32 colloids and brachytherapy in general haven't been cutting edge or even popular since the 1990s. But remember, both retail investors and day traders who support OSL have stated on HC, like yabster above, that this is all about making money (not that whole messy "curing cancer" stuff) . Their argument appears to be not about having a product, but appearing to have enough of a product that people will buy the stock.

So let's embrace the retro! Photograph OSL alongside people playing Super Nintendo and Pacman, Britney Spears, Rachel from Friends, the Hoff, the Spice Girls and Pulp Fiction. Maybe a tag like: "The 1990s produced some great things, including the technology that has made OSL what it is today - unproven."

Retail investors should love it. I can hear the "toot toots" already.