biOasis Technologies Ord Shs BIOAF

have dots been connected yet, jd??

[zwerp2000]

just wondering

[InitiumMMXXIII]

In any set of dots, are they not inherently connected by that association? The better question may be, are there any missing dots, and if so, to what do they relate? Should they be inserted and the set renumbered, or should they just be randomly added to the end? Is the set chaotic, zwerp, or can it be treated as a cellular atomaton? If so, is it forward deterministic? For infinite

[TheTruth1234]

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[TheTruth1234]

Johnny boy cried to SH and got my post removed. LMFAO!!!!! Truth hurt Johnny boy?

[InitiumMMXXIII]

Hah! I didn't even see your post, TT, so I don't know why it was deleted. You must have used a word or phrasing that couldn't get past SH's automated censor algorithms. But the problem for you is larger than that. You only have a couple of posts in your quip file, TT, and even they are reworded versions of each other. Everyone here pretty much can guess the nature of your deleted

[zwerp2000]

for years you claimed to be connecting the dots while the rest of us were too blind to see the big picture. were the dots you were connecting leading to a bankrupt company and a failed/useless platform? if so, congrats! dots connected perfectly LOL i am sure 15+ years of your life weren't wasted here

[InitiumMMXXIII]

Yeah, predictions of the future of Bioasis turned out to be difficult for everybody, zwerp. UBC, NRC, Janssen, Shire, Chiesi, Denali, MidaTech, Ladenburg Thalmann, XOMA, they all got it wrong. All the directors like Saltarelli, Radhakrishnan and Stagliano got it wrong, not to mention executives like Antalik, Hill, Orfali and others. I am honoured to have been in the company of

[TheTruth1234]

Why did Chiesi quit? Did xB3 fail or was there something else? Because it xb3 did not work as they hoped. Chiesi did not want to waste any more money on a technology that was useless. 

[InitiumMMXXIII]

Too obvious, TT, not much thought given there. It conflicts with the entire history of Bioasis and xB3. Could be true but, unlike with xB3, there is public information that may suggest a different scenario. You may want to dig deeper, TheTruth1234, so that you might actually stumble upon The Truth. jd 

[zwerp2000]

You may want to dig deeper, TheTruth1234, so that you might actually stumble upon The Truth. What is the truth? You're just throwing out comments without backing anything up to suggest that there was really more to the bti story.  Here's the truth, JD. XB3 was a failure. Yeah, some big pharma companies took a look at it and deemed it useless which is why they all passed on it. This

[TheTruth1234]

Well said zwerp!

[InitiumMMXXIII]

Obviously you don't know how things work, zwerp. There's so much more that you're obviously not aware of.   You say that I am making unsupported statements and yet you say that xB3 failed.   Ok, back that up.   Give us the links.    If you can't, then give us the links about HOW xB3 might fail. Here's a clue. I posted links that make

[zwerp2000]

The company failed. They are no longer operating. Several bigger pharma companies tested their technology and passed. No one had any interest in moving their technology forward. There is your evidence. I am not sure what other evidence you are looking for. I think it's been you who just doesn't get it. 

[TheTruth1234]

Too obvious, TT, not much thought given there. It conflicts with the entire history of Bioasis and xB3.   Could be true but, unlike with xB3, there is public information that may suggest a different scenario.   You may want to dig deeper, TheTruth1234, so that you might actually stumble upon The Truth     Well folks, there goes ol' Johnny boy again!!  

[InitiumMMXXIII]

Well, TT, it's obvious that I did a lot more work than you did on xB3. Laffer, that one.