Augustus Doricko

So they're the most sophisticated by far.

And more still than that, they're collaborating with other governments around the world to export their technology and have control over the

weather there.

So like the Thai government has, this is actually a pretty cool thing.

They have what's called a Royal Rainmaking Department because they have a king, right?

I don't know.

It's a cool name for an organization in the government.

They collaborate with the Chinese Meteorological Administration.

So China does a lot of their weather modification.

Then in the Middle East, they have some researchers of their own, but it's really this

sort of great power politics between the United States government, which is not super involved in Weather Mods, so really it's just...

me and my pals go in there advocating for us versus all of the best Chinese researchers.

And the Chinese researchers, not only are they using more sophisticated drones, more sophisticated radar to measure what the results of the operations are, they've designed different kinds of nanoparticles that are way more efficient at inducing precipitation than anything that we have stateside right now.

So lay of the land is,

There's Rainmaker, which is probably the best in class in the world, maybe only next to the Chinese meteorological administration.

There's the CMA.

There's all of the governments that basically we are bidding against the CMA for market share in.

And then there's kind of all the snake oil salesmen guys that are just flying a plane up, blasting something, and then saying, mission accomplished.

We did it without any scientific backing.

Interesting.