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Told me what, that you forgot the initial argument, that you can't read an article of subsequent news in relation to it, or both? Because going back into this thread as well as my memory, shows that the argument was around why said car wouldn't do well in a field with hybrid powered cars or fail in general.
Now this project was full steam ahead as Aston themselves said months prior, what changed? It must have been what you said right? No not right. What changed was the fact that Lawrence Stroll bought Force India F1, and became owner of said team. Then bought a massive stake in Aston Martin, with future plans to be place as chair of said company. With plans he's already stated, as making AM a factory F1 team. Now factory teams are quite expensive in F1, so because of that, money that was going to the racing project of the Valkyrie is now "on hold". With journalists claiming that it will be going to F1 and not Multimatic or Red Bull Racing technologies.
So you didn't tell me anything, and your desire to gloat is greatly misplaced.
