Is this standard equipment that any "Engineering Firm" would possess, which you could recognize at a glance, and which would verify that Ken possesses the physical tools needed to turn eASIC chips into something we can use for VMC/AMC purposes? If Ken can get a picture of these things without revealing the identity of the Engineering Firm (which it seems he does not want to reveal), we should press him on it. On the other hand, perhaps there is something else -- some other tool or physical component of this operation -- that we could agree upon which would satisfy shareholders. I have not had any problems with Ken's approach until the Intelihash thing. This is just something that I cannot verify for myself or understand in a straightforward manner and right now we lack a VBS to communicate the more technical end of things. We have reached the point where Ken is not performing the due diligence required to maintain trust.