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To: arvitar who wrote (27302)8/11/2012 12:27:18 PM
From: PaperProphetRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 53574
 
"If Bordynuik had just bought a working and tech-supported system from Klean, Agilyx, or any of the other providers, he could have just tossed in his Majik Katalyst to improve performance by orders of magnitude, and JBI could have been up and running like gangbusters by 2010."

Exactly.

Mr. Bordynuik already did that by buying a ready-to-go machine from Donghe where the catalyst merely needed to be added...but he had to do busy-work after that to keep investors thinking he was making 'progress.'

For some reason it never clicks with shareholders that a $80,000 machine which can produce 109bbl/day of a liquid which sells for $100/bbl and costs less than $10/bbl would be a gold mine. Literally each machine would pay for itself in eight days so every eight days there would be enough money from all operating machines to double the number of machines...every eight days.

They try to resolve the 'enhancements' in their minds by saying anything which improves the output per machine will be worth it in the long run. In their minds, why set even one golden goose in motion laying golden eggs when an undetermined amount of time can be spent genetically engineering the goose to lay twice as many eggs per day. And then when Mr. Bordynuik says he's still not satisfied and wants the goose to lay three times as many...they accept that too.