if I was him, I would have placed an order for 3+ raws from different suppliers and send it in for GCMS testing to see if there is any evidence that they are different(possibly from different factories).
Let's throw this scenario out there now with another manufacturer. Let's say there is a problem with raws, primo, etc. Right now we can assume there are 1-2 manufacturers. How much power do we have to implement change? Would people stop buying from them because Test C tested at 94%? or maybe a kg Primo tested at 92%? I am not sure if you know this. Primo costs 1k per 100g with no discount.
Primo usually tests very high, its an expensive Raw. If there was something wrong with the raw material, do you think a source would admit to it, do a GCMS test and find out what happened? Very doubtful, they may lose 10k worth of raws
I love the opinions and insight.
Honestly wish this level of brainstorming had been able to come together...your perspective and experience makes sense.
No arguments on my end...I truly lack the perspective to even ponder the next steps.
I never doubted there were limitations to Readalots approach...but it has been something...and I find it impossible to believe he started his quest just for some misbegotten vision of glory.
I understand no agreement or direct collaboration will be reached..However, I do suspect he would be more receptive to literally the suggestion above as an example (rather than "it ain't gonna work").
As for the weaponizing of enhanced testing, I can't seriously think anyone with an ounce of common sense truly thought a vial with floaters was "harm-LESS." Sources can try and manipulate the data all they want - but then consumers need to intelligently analyze that data
I don't say this lightly as I strive to never attack anyone (usually) - but I would love to see the first dumbass stand up and proudly proclaim that floaters are safe because the sterility (or was it endotoxin?...I think it was endotoxin) testing was negative. If that dumbass stands up,.that alone tells the community something...their ability to interpret data is severely under-developed. In such a case, they either need to shut up...or learn from the community how to interpret the information as a whole.
I definitely don't take testing advice, medical advice, or product advice from "Dr. Tracy" so whatever his interpretation was, I hope we can all take that with a MASSIVE MASSIVE grain of salt.
Regardless, thank you for the thoughtful reply on the matter...it does all make sense and I understand the lack of desire to go round and round in circles.