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I've seen people saying this on Twitter and elsewhere, where are we back from?
Its two parts are "It's so over" when there's bad news and "We're so back" when there's good news.
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I've seen people saying this on Twitter and elsewhere, where are we back from?
Its two parts are "It's so over" when there's bad news and "We're so back" when there's good news.
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I've seen people saying this on Twitter and elsewhere, where are we back from?
Back to annoy us with inane Twitterisms, I reckon.
This is basically proof of room temperature superconductivity correct? (Of course assuming it isn't a hoax)
This is an hoax and it's sad to see people like Sabine Hossenfelder falling for it so easily: - video recorder in a kitchen or living room - created by some random tiktok account - no credentials, no description - tagged "mysterious" It's hard to understand how anyone would believe this, specially after so many other fakes
Because it is starting to seem like it's the latter.
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Back to annoy us with inane Twitterisms, I reckon.
It is kinda funny once you get used to it. When there is bad news they say “it’s so over” and good news “we’re so back”. The emotional rollercoaster on LK-99 is pretty intense and these phrases capture that for people. I get it at this point.
Nitter: https://nitter.net/Andercot/status/1687740396691185664
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This is an hoax and it's sad to see people like Sabine Hossenfelder falling for it so easily: - video recorder in a kitchen or living room - created by some random tiktok account - no credentials, no description - tagged "mysterious" It's hard to understand how anyone would believe this, specially after so many other fakes
I see no indication that it was filmed in a kitchen or living room.
IMO there’s an awful lot of amateur / informal attempts that are promising enough that, while not convincing, are inspiring of hope. But I do wonder how much is fake. But more than a few seem to be clearly not fake, such as the work Varda is posting.
This is basically proof of room temperature superconductivity correct? (Of course assuming it isn't a hoax)
Assuming everything in the video is real, the only remaining question is: what is the actual temperature of that sample? If all of this checks out, then it's a new era.