RE:RE:new video Midas letterA complication but the key is that it can be put back. I assume the technology can be adapted with variable drying parameters to optimize. Generally with good scientific studies at bench scale these issues can certainly be overcome. Clearly natural drying works so the development team will want to find out how to dial back the process to see where the break point is. If the water vapour phase extraction cannot be overcome due to equilibria at lower P & higher T then they will still have the ability to separate it from the water phase and reintroduce it back on the finished product and probably in the firm of an atomized mist prior to removal. Agencies should be ok with adding it back as long as the physical chemistry is unchanged. This could be good for the oils products since it offers variations on the recipe. There are always learnings. The learnings may be very interesting for the food market. Thermodynamic properties and phase equilibria should be straight forward for the PhDs. It could be as simple as rotating the drum more effectively if the compounds are delicate or slowing down the drying T or P yo shift the vapour phase extraction. Fortunately it seems that physical separation upon cooling works well enough. It would suggest that the chemistry is very well understood given the oils market has been out there for a while now. Enwave should know well enough what direction to do and perhaps it was a mistake to be less open with the markets. They clearly need a better or better funded development team or to be more honest with the markets. This development should be partly why Enwave commands a higher royalty sinc 1 or 2 cents per gram is not that great. I would have expected more future innovations to infuse flavors and other additives into the smoked product and hence there would be a mechanism to add royalties to fund such work. This would be a winning strategy for the medium to longer term for both sides. Hopefully the company is sharper than it seems although they are doing so well on many fronts that maybe they deserve the benefit of doubt. It is hard to know for sure from the arm chair here. In the next year the biggest risk remains the MOON CHEESE product since cannabis royalties are still looking 2 or 3 quarters out.