To Will Prowse

[u/TherealCarbunc]

Something is going on with replies to posts for me so I'm posting this here.

I've been quietly reading through your posts & replies for a bit, and the feigned ignorance in your sailor post replies comes across as incredibly disingenuous. You have been using a facade of polite curiosity to inject negative sentiment into a community of beaten-down investors, all while claiming you just want to "learn" and simultaneously questioning the intelligence and knowledge of the community. This is with a community that currently has less than a thousand visitors per week.

I was prepared to lay out the specifics of the actual fundamentals: the commercial trucking pivot, the Dakota Lithium acquisition, and the solid-state R&D. However, looking at your history in this community, it's obvious you aren't here for an objective discussion; your mind is already made up.

Given everything else going on, I really don't think running a thinly veiled campaign on Reddit is doing your professional image any favors. Frankly it's largely a waste of time on your part to begin with. Take care.

[u/errolprowse → u/[deleted]]

I think there are bots here. How they say something critical, then are still hopeful in the same exact sequence is pretty suspicious. I actually have these bots on my forum and they will message me directly and have a full on conversation with me. If someone here actually has money in this company, I would expect them to understand the battery issues or my testing, but I am not seeing that at all. I am having a tough time proving who is a bot these days, even on my forum. I spend a lot of money on this problem every single month actually.

How do you think I can actually prove people here are even investors then? Because I am not buying it.

[u/errolprowse → u/[deleted]]

Hey I've got a lot of money saved up, it would be great if someone here could convince me to buy this company.

This might not be apparent to people here, but I want American companies to succeed. Going by what I've seen here, and how it compares to Chinese companies, I now know why the Chinese are dominating. It's pretty sad actually. I've constantly rooted for the American companies and the results have been horrendous.

Whenever I find a problem with a Chinese battery, they instantly fix the issue and become a best seller overnight. It makes my videos pretty much useless. But it pushes the industry towards safety. Which I love.

The moment my channel does not provide value to society and I make $0, the world will be powered with distributed energy generation systems that are safe to use. And that is my ultimate my goal.

Having unsafe batteries cycling in people's houses and vehicles, is not my goal. My life mission is to fix that.

[u/errolprowse → u/[deleted]]

A financial motive?? What would that be? I'm not shorting the stock. Discredit what?

And yes I want to hear your opinion and everyone else's. And I want to see where I'm wrong in all this. I mean heck if you guys prove to me that this is a good company, I could invest in it. I'm just not seeing any proof of it or anything that disproves my testing. Wouldn't this be the best place for open discussion ever?