Benadiba, Shepherd, and now Peralta in a short time period. Why would they not want to be part of this revolutionary technology? I couldn't see myself not wanting to be part of something like that, if I was in their position, especially so close to commercialization.

Last time Peralta left, it was a huge red flag for some of the longs here. His presence was almost treated as a barometer at the time. Hopefully this time around its on better terms but this will definitely introduce some questions. It can never be simple... Always good news and a sprinkle of confusing or surprising news to speculate on.