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To: jaxstraw who wrote (53512)	10/23/2020 5:23:07 PM
From: PaperProphet	Respond to of 53574

I would have to see more from Mr. Price. Even if someone isn't the best person, I have trouble passing judgement initially. I also initially thought PTOI's founder Mr. Bordynuik might have been simply misguided and gave him the benefit of the doubt. It was only after Mr. Bordynuik provided overwhelming evidence that he was a swindler that I changed my tune. Likewise with the IHang PTOI moderator. I initially gave her benefit of the doubt in that maybe she thought she was doing 'God's work' in suppressing skeptics until she provided overwhelming evidence that she didn't have any ethics. Alternatively, PTOI's Mr. Heddle came right out of the gate showing that he was willing to swindle investors. He didn't leave that open to interpretation with his previous PTOI connection, his 'investment' in PTOI, and his broken processor story. I didn't see Mr. Price do anything like that. I would have to see more from Mr. Price to see if he's actually being dishonest. To me it seems possible he's simply overly optimistic or quixotic but not willingly trying to pull the wool over everyone's eyes. It was good that Mr. Price came to the message board to talk but, admittedly, it would have been better if he openly answered questions.