Time is ticking and running out. You do realise future numbers have to be discounted heavily for the required rate of return given the risk, right?
This means the free cash flow to the firm OAI generates will have to be huge, given the negative cash outflows to date.
Then to prove that it's a bubble and a failing bubble, you should bring out the specific numbers if you do have access to them. I'm just saying the numbers outlaid in the blog post are not evidence alone and brought examples where similar numbers could be observed while something is still highly successful.