In the interviews about this , Shatner admitted he had no idea what the hell he was talking about . <| sep |> Mmm , tastes like oppression . <| sep |> We already have ugly shacks and mega fortresses , what ' s the difference ? There is no reason they can ' t implement storey limits and other size limits . <| sep |> One of the sub links underneath voat on google is literally vYoungLadiesWarning ! The subverse youngladies has content which . <| sep |> Aluminosilicates are the starting point for the production of zeolites . Zeolites are the main catalyst used in FCC . Fluid Catalytic Cracking FCC is the widely used alternative of thermocracking . The cracking proccess is the breaking down of long chain hydrocarbons C 14 into shorter more useful ones C 110 . The article posted does not specify which aluminosilicate she uses there ' s a lot of them and they all vary mainly in ratio of AluminiumSiliconOxygen . The ratio of these effect the pore size and structure of the zeolites which is how they gain their unique properties . The size of these pores are used to only allow certain structures molecules to pass through which can be used to create selective catalysts . Whilst breaking down plastics does seem interesting and could solve a lot of problems the article makes no effort to show how she plans to make the reactor work and doesn ' t contain any specifics about the catalyst . When reacting waste there are many side issues such as sintering , catalyst deactivation and side reactions with contaminants so overall it may work in the lab but without a lot of forward thinking and adaptation it ' s pretty much useless at this stage . And that ' s before we even talk about energy losses and catalyst generation . But the real kicker is the fact they kept saying plastic , there are so many different types of plastic and if you think they ' re going to all react the same way just because you diced em up and put them together you ' ve got another thing coming . Edit error correction