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Listen up, fags:
>250 MILLIAMP (0.25 AMPS) CRITICAL CURRENT LIMIT
That means it can only handle that amount of current before it suddenly loses its superconductivity and becomes a shitty regular conductor, if not worse. Guess what you can do with that? Thats right, abso fucking lutely nothing. This is a nothingburger. MRI machines need tens of thousands of amps. Fusion reactors need over 1 million. Even a fucking maglev train needs thousands.
>HARD BRITTLE CRYSTAL
Massive problem #2. It's not ductile, you can't draw this stuff into wires or make coils with it, severely limiting its capabilities to be used the way every dreamfag thinks. This is useless GARBAGE.
>YOU'RE JUST A HATER
No, I like superconductors. They have great potential, but this is not it. Not even close.
>THEY'RE GOING TO IMPROVE MANUFACTURING
No they're not. Remember graphene? Carbon nanotubes? They have such amazing properties, and yet they're still nowhere because they still can't figure out even after 15 years how to make it in sufficient quantity and especially at the right quality. Now the paper that OP linked discusses that for the copper atoms to be deposited into the right place is going to be forever extremely difficult and expensive because they need to be in high-binding sites, meaning that in order to get high quality material, you need to place with atomic precision each copper atom in the exact spot where binding forces are the most extreme and unforgiving.
TL;DR Never happening. SELL/DUMP

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A photograph of Do Kwon after being released from prison and having all of his assets seized, c. 2025