If you have a ton of PhDs in thermodynamics, and the company is developing a perpetual motion engine, something is definitely wrong.
Analogously, if the company is pilled to the brim with ex-Boeing engineers, but don't seem to recognise an obvious lack of airworthiness, they must probably doing that intentionally
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I checked on LinkedIn, the company has guys with PhD's in aerospace engineering working for them. Do you want to inform of this shortcoming?
If you have a ton of PhDs in thermodynamics, and the company is developing a perpetual motion engine, something is definitely wrong.
Analogously, if the company is pilled to the brim with ex-Boeing engineers, but don't seem to recognise an obvious lack of airworthiness, they must probably doing that intentionally