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...a good way to get a bullet in the head By Briton Ryle | Tuesday, July 12th, 2016
Well, when you're developing a technology capable of disrupting a $75 billion industry, perhaps you shouldn't be so surprised. This is exactly what one young scientist recently ran into... At an industry conference, a man approached him and warned him not to follow in his father's footsteps. "He said that [his] father's research was a good way to get a bullet in the head." But one rogue company refuses to be intimidated... and we won't either: The profit opportunity is simply too great, and this penny stock story is far too good to pass up. To your wealth,
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Usually science is a friendly, if contentious, discipline. Heated words may get thrown around, but death threats?
