Dunno about the paper, but the design is trying way too hard. All those faux-meaningful graphics, the 3D rendered vitruvian man, that the company is called ‘Cr

Dunno about the paper, but the design is trying way too hard. All those faux-meaningful graphics, the 3D rendered vitruvian man, that the company is called ‘Crown Sterling’ and the logo is a metallic griffin, means that it’s likely that they’re at least 80% woo. Similar to a company that peddles pain relief patches which use the power of quantum harmonic energy to transmit healing bio-activated energy or whatever. Funnily enough, the people behind the former also sell the latter.