We need a GERN thread

[Charles]

Since flux is so common as to be everywhere and in everything, how is it possible that it is considered a high value cargo?

Young Don has it right: the value is in the processing.

I must say, however, MountainMan, your constant questioning concerning GERN and its many fine products, coupled with your incessant naysaying and pettifoggery is beginning to arouse my suspicions as to your intentions. Our corporate records indicate you to be a subscriber to GERN advertising and promotional material and a potential modeller of a manufacturing facility, yet you continue to tout the virtues of Messrs. Tesla, Brown, et al. Best of luck to you and them, but we could do without the negativity. It makes me wonder, too, who's minding your financial empire whilst you fritter away your time lollygagging about this thread in an attempt to flummox honest and hard-working GERN modellers.
Our records also show that Brown at one time worked for GERN as a freight handler, but after being disciplined on several occasions for drunkeness on the job, we had to let him go. The last we heard of him, he was driving a hack. Nikola served as an office boy for me in the '60s, and worked in our labs as a summer student whilst attending the Polytechnic. A bright lad, he was well-liked and probably could have amounted to something had he stayed on. Please give him my regards.

I do think, though, that your energies would be better spent developing the business opportunities afforded by Unobtanium, Craddium, and whale oil, rather than attempting to tear down GERN's stellar reputation, and I certainly wish you all the best in those business ventures. It seems to me that there's plenty of room in the marketplace for whatever products and/or services you intend to provide and that it's also unlikely that our respective companies would even be in competition, as we serve disparate markets.
Even though it's said that "opposites attract", we at GERN intend to remain "positive" in both our attitude and our output.

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