Perhaps unusual but not inexplicable. I happen to know something...

Perhaps unusual but not inexplicable. I happen to know something about stem cells, and drug development (yes, I know it's not a drug, but there are more similarities than differences, particularly in clinical trials), so my posts have been generally confined to addressing technical issues, and mythbusting hysterical claims. I admire @madamswer's posts, because they are rational, cogent and fact-based. I know bugger all about corporate finance, so I don't discuss it - but I do understand maths, which is mostly where he's coming from. And I repeat - whatever his motives, his analyses have been spot on.

And I stopped posting so much because frankly, I can't be arsed. You can't argue against people's faith, no matter how much logic you deploy. I still like to read the threads though - it's like a gentle stroll down memory lane, with all the same faith-based tropes and voodoo science getting endlessly recycled, even in the face of a company which (IMO as people like to say) have managed their capital and their development programmes extremely poorly.