/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55747597

LINK!!!!

>>55747597

short NVDA

>>55747601
The token not required.

Crystal structure: Hexagonal

Stinky Linky pump-pa-dee-do
I have a perfect shitcoin for you
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If you are wise, you'll listen to me
What do you get when you invest in a rush?
Buying the coins mined where toilets flush
Where are you at getting a SWIFT partnership?
How long do you think you'll hold your grip?

Stinky Linky pump-pa-dee-da
If you're not greedy, you will go far
You will drive in lambos too
Like the Stinky Linkies pump-pa-dee-do

>>55747601
>>55747622
>>55747643
>>55747660
be fucking serious there MUST BE some massives applications for this
what is something that was on the cusp of being realized save for the lack of a certain room temp super conductor ffs
railways?
coil guns?
where the scify fags at

>>55747680
Helium 3
Salvatore Pais

>>55747690
are you suggesting space mining helium 3? are room temp superconductors gonna make space propulsion easier ?

>>55747721
https://arc.aiaa.org/doi/10.2514/6.2019-0869
>Room Temperature Superconducting System for use on a Hybrid Aerospace-Undersea Craft
interdasting but how am i gonna make money from this

me? Im going to use it to make an invisibility cloak

>>55747597
There’s no proof to your claim. Lk-99 turned out to be a nothing burger like ufos.

>>55747680
Railguns are impractical even with superconductors. Their best application would be to put them on the moon and use them as a launch medium to Mars.
The real use in room temp superconductors is for batteries and supercomputing.

>>55747680
new generation of dragon dildos on the way

>>55747732
Merican superconductors AMSC just pulled a 3X .. research and time

>>55747597
>another giga chink school creates revolutionary thing
Wow china really is superior fellow chuds

>replicated in a Wuhan lab
that... didn't went well the last time

AMSC. I held through the dip.

>>55747597
>HOW THE FUCK DO WE MAKE MONEY FROM THIS

Get a huge magnet, place on floor.
Make a butt-plug from LK-99.
Ultimate magic trick as you float on the air!

>>55747597
How has everyone managed this in under 4 days?

>>55747872
MRAM. I added on this pump

>>55747680
Pretty much everything that matters. They make MRIs way cheaper which means a powerful medical imaging system becomes way more practical and accessible. Combined with A.I. and machine learning this would allow extremely rapid diagnosis of all sorts of illnesses which in a civilized country (not necessarily the U.S.) would result in extremely better health outcomes. That is objectively a possibility. Next, you have fusion reactors being vastly easier to generate net positive energy. Fusion reactors becoming common place means energy abundance which has countless applications in itself. Next, you have quantum computing becoming a possibility for people to actually have in desktop form eventually as opposed to an impossibility. Again, the applications of this are countless. Room temperature super conductors are borderline God-tier technology because they pretty much make it possible for all sorts of other God-tier technology to be a possibility which those technologies themselves open up more wild technology. This technology is legitimately a bottle neck so if this is actually a thing and that is such a big if that everyone should be skeptical of this, but if it's actually been done the people trying to downplay it like it's no big deal are stupid, deliberately deceptive, or mentally ill. They're worse than pic related.

>>55748566
ANON I AM A FUCKING RETARD PLS EXPLAIN WHAT THIS SUPER CONDUCTOR IS EEAAAARRGGGHH

>>55748693
Basically, the room temp super conductor breakthrough is like the lithium battery.
Before we had nickel metal hydride, and batteries always had to be fucking massive otherwise they had a shit work life.
When we figured out we could use lithium, batteries got much better. They could be complex shapes, they could be various thicknesses and they could be recharged. They could put out more power, more quickly, over a longer time, than the previous iterations of battery.

Imagine your cell phone requiring you replace 4-AA batteries in the back, every couple hours of use.

Lithium prevented that hellish nightmare simulator.

>>55748566
So anon help me understand this. If this is a superconductor, surely it has an "expiry" date, right? Nothing stays afloat, nor has a magnetic pole that lasts forever. Like roughly how long should we expect a piece of this material to function before giving up and becoming a piece of coal or something?

>>55747597
/sci/ here this has unironically been debooonked

>>55748737

I want to stick a bunch of it on my shoe and do air-skating. This will be a new trend once it's mainstream, I'm calling it now.

>>55748740
/biz/ here, you can tell it's fake because they didn't immediately sell it to Samsung.

>>55747597

I am already sick of hearing about this. Even faster than I got sick of hearing about AI bullshit.

>>55748693
A retardedly simple way to explain it is if you had a power source that could generate tons of electricity you would have the issue of how do you transport that electricity? Wires of course! But when you transport it through the wires we have now, you "lose" some of the energy along the way. A super conductive material doesn't lose that energy so it allows essentially perfect transfer of electricity, but the problem is to "activate" this you need to cool certain materials down to really low temperatures which limits the practicality of it and increases the cost...when you no longer have to worry about constantly keeping it cool though suddenly this material becomes a practical building block sort of like how nuclear fission became a building block or like this >>55748721 anon points out lithium batteries became a building block. It's the idea that this new "thing" can be shaped and applied to things where previously it didn't make sense to. It enables a lot of other shit IF it is what they claim it is. Even if this thing somehow fails to not be scalable or there is some other impairment to it, it's like discovering the Earth is round. It changes the paradigm of what we know is possible.
>>55748737
Supposedly this thing doesn't have an expiration in the sense you're using it. The whole thing seems almost impossible, that's why everyone is so skeptical. From a material science standpoint this is like the equivalent of someone suddenly just coming out and being like
>"yo we found a way to stop or reverse aging"
and it actually somehow has credibility. It's seemingly too good to be true.

>>55747597
>BERKELEY
They were stoned again, right?

>>55748740
deboonk it then i have seen nothing indicating it isnt real
we are literaly on the verge of star trek

>>55748791
uhm its a big deal retard

>>55748864
it's just a floating rock, faggot. literal nothingburger. tell me when they discover a cure for balding.

>>55748737
Nothing lasts forever but you can stand on a cinderblock for your whole life without it collapsing under you. This material has a fairly stable structure, and will last practically forever unless damaged by excessive heat, or something of that nature.
A room temp superconductor doesn't break any physical laws. We have plenty of ones which work fine under liquid nitrogen and perform very useful tasks that way e.g. MRI machines. The only limit they have is you need to keep them very cold. This new one, if it works, will just make using them a lot cheaper, and open up some new practical uses.

>>55748737
the limits you're looking for is either a cap on eletctric floweate, which is 0.25 amps, cap on how strong a magnet it can resist, which is probably in the paper but not common knowledge, and how much force/weight it can sustain, which i don't know how to calculate. though all this is aside to the main problem, which is it's not actually room temperature, it needs to be under 110K.
otherwise no, it's as permanent as anything else.

it floats?

https://nitter.net/andrewmccalip/status/1687405505604734978#m

>>55747597
then mass produce it and sell it instead of just yelling into the megaphone
what's wrong, why aren't you making things with them?

>>55747597
lol

>>55747597
>meanwhile in reality, every single accredited testing and research laboratory has failed at creating it.

https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/claims-of-room-temperature-and-ambient-pressure-superconductor.1106083/page-11

Basically, its fake and gay.

>>55749901
the original team first found traces of it back in 1999 (this is why it's called LK99), it took then 20 years to get the process more reliable and even then producing the samples took several attempts...

also the result was leaked by ex-employee before the process had a chance to be improved

>>55749937
Thats fantastic, but still no one with the skill, equipment, and budget is able to recreate it.
So its a flop.

>>55747597
>pls pump my bags

to any of you chuds that want to profit on this breakthrough I got some bad news, you can't. This is just an experiment produced in the lab, the scientific community will be excited but it does not translate into the real world until a few more years. Look at gene editing using CRISPR as an example, revolutionary discovery that can cure diseases yet nowhere close to releasing a product.

>>55749780
>it floats?
>https://nitter.net/andrewmccalip/status/1687405505604734978#m

Here's the video for anyone who wants to save it.

https://files.catbox.moe/9muchs.mp4

>>55750120
>Look at gene editing using CRISPR as an example, revolutionary discovery that can cure diseases yet nowhere close to releasing a product.
The covid vaccine was literally a mass produced product containing CRISPR enzyme.

>>55749901
>Spacebattles
Kek nigger posting a turbo reddit thread as proof

>>55748990
>0 loss energy is not a big thing
imagine being this fucking retarded fuck off of my thread

>>55750643
Not really gonna solve all the real social problems in the world, is it? If only effort like this was put into climate change *sigh*

>>55748693
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xOAb68agy0

>>55750698
so just trains that we already have...wow what a world changing technology...

>>55748693
>ANON I AM A FUCKING RETARD PLS EXPLAIN WHAT THIS SUPER CONDUCTOR IS EEAAAARRGGGHH

You're not retarded mate, most people don't understand what a super conductor can do and why that's important. It's basically this.

1. No loss of electric charge which means no heat run off.

2. Weird magnetic properties. Imagine actual hoverboards and hover vehicles (see video).

Having this at room temperature means we won't need to keep metals cold to use these quantum properties. The breakthrough is a major revolution in tech for longer batteries, computer chips not overheating, less power needed to move stuff.

>>55750120
>until a few more years
that's the point of the thread, you want to get in now, nobody is expecting take off next week, this isn't a crypto shitcoin thing.

>>55748798
>seems impossible
it's possible at low temperatures. this was already established. Is it such a leap of faith to imagine it possible at room temp?

>>55751151
yes

>>55751151
Ah, ok.

>>55747643
ok bought more HEX

>>55750875
>Imagine actual hoverboards and hover vehicles (see video).
Nah that stuff is still way wayyy off and will require other breakthroughs

In fact, the only thing correct about your post is the last part:
>less power needed to move stuff.
That's basically the gist of it
It will initially be used as a much better substrate for the materials used in technology so heat will become much less of an issue

The "weird magnetic properties" could lead to home/portable quantum computers but this will also require breakthroughs in quantum computing hardware

I want my new super pc without any fan and with the reduced size of a laptop but with maximum efficiency and completely modular as a PC should be.

>>55751657
>I want my new super pc without any fan and with the reduced size of a laptop but with maximum efficiency
You can already do this just not all 3 properties at once
Basically:
>small
>powerful
>cool
Pick 2
This will always apply

>modular as a PC should be
Again, this is already a thing. See framework laptops
But for many reasons it's not a viable solution for most people hence upgrading your entire phone every couple years or so

>>55751507
>Nah that stuff is still way wayyy off and will require other breakthroughs
I literally show superconductivity hovering in the webm.

>>55747597
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OH LK-99, LK-99, LK-99

OH YEAH, IN THE MEISSNER EFFECT

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1691017642684268.webm

>>55747597
Invest in energy companies. Maybe satellites also ?
In all cases, bullish for Elon.

A ROOM TEMP SEMICONDUCTOR JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

Like I said in a previous thread, I've never seen people so desperately clutch at straws to argue that something great isn't true. Is this what the black hole of the reactionary mind really looks like?

>>55747680
NIGGER . You really can't think for yourself you stupid fuck. Research what is neededt make lk-99 , find the biggest distributors ,manufacturers, miners, whatever the fuck. Look into quantum computing . Then.. Kys because you won't do anything useful with the info anyways .

>>55751954

>>55752101

AMSC BROS I HELD THROUGH THE DIP!!!!

Nothing ever happens.

Chinks would never give up something this big just because muh nobel prize. It's all fake, you read it here first

>>55747597
A society that wasn't sick would use this to create a post-scarcity society, but for (((reasons))) we'll never get that so yeah, here's some stock tickers to look at. Nicked it from Twitter.

>>55747597
>yet another 'theory calculculations' paper
nobody cares this is like showing a therapy works in vitro or whatever, it only matters if you can actually fucking make it work in real life. the properties of the material are probably legit but they require exact placement of copper atoms in the crystal lattice which is basicaly impossible to reliably do with the techniques we have right now. at best we can boil tons of lead and copper together and smash them into dust and collect the few micrograms of crystal material with atoms that aligned correctly. It's not going to be something that scales meaningfully to real applications.

>>55752480
The stock with superconductor in the name unironically has the most pump potential. Hordes of retarded normalfags will pump and shill it.

>>55751827
>it works when it's tiny so it must also work when it's large
Absolute brainler

>>55750120
thats how you make money IDIOT you invest now on something that will give you back in a few years up to a couple decades
i understand you zoomers that live from pay check to pay check cant possibly comprehend this but thats how you make real money

>>55750844
holy dumb fuck this is literaly the next step idiot ee are talking 100% effiency power grids serving every relevant city before 2050 if thats really a thing
thats the floor of the tech btw this has potention of attaining us post scarcity status

>>55752042
fuck off back to /lgbt/ faggot mongrel

>>55748566
stop acting like this will help the normal person. Incase you havent noticed we have nucular power plants but for some reason there are still power issues all of the world

>>55752480
this is useful thank you and it only took like 2 days
the absolute state of this fucking board

>>55752938
retard this is one of those things they will absolutely have to exploit it somehow
this has literal post scarcity potential even if they severely limit applications it will still make multiple trillion

>>55752971
retard. Incase you haven't noticed the only time new tech gets released to the public is during war time. If i have super secret tech thats miles ahead of everyone else. I'm not going to make it commercially available unless i absoultly have to for winning a war. , i dont want third world countries to get a leg up and use that tech against me. china jumping so fast in tech is an example, russian small arms tech in the 2k10 and up is another example. if you let something like this commercially available you raise all boats. Even the ones that wanna take your shit over

>>55753012
also to add, im willing to bet the chinks lets this shit in the open on purpose so the states would dump all the money they have into it

>>55747597
Short humanity, long communism. It will make quantum computers viable, IA + quantum computing will make all humans obsolete at any job.

>>55747597
Invest into fusion companies. This tech will allow for basically any magnetic field strength. Containment will become simple.
A couple years ago Commonwealth Fusion Systems developed what was called a high temperature superconductor. By that they meant like -20 instead of -150. That allowed for a 20 Tesla magnetic field and opened the door for realistically building a net positive fusion generator.
This is apparently room temp. It eliminates a huge amount of complexity in cooling systems and makes it almost impossible to quench. It should make tokamak fusion easy.

>>55753023
China isn't some strategic genius factory.
Imagine you are looking at the West and thinking you want to copy some of it but not the shit bits.
They chose to copy the "massive housing bubble" bit. That doesn't seem smart.

>>55755045
>China isn't some strategic genius factory.
im not saying they are

It's fake and gay and will send us into decades of pointless pursuit of room temp floating rocks.

>>55747680

Don't worry about it, you're going to be too dumb to benefit.

>>55747597
lead and phosphorus futures (if thats even a thing for phosphorus) if mass production spins up, until there's an actual product im not sure what else you could invest in right now besides the ingredient commodities

>>55748740
your probably that faggot that keeps desperately reposting that failed ceramics guy from twitter

AMSC, RGTI, QBTS

Any others? Maybe Bruker?

>>55748566
>picrel

>>55747680
Get a few going in the proper config and they can force a turbine to spin. Boom energy.

If they can make a superconducting tape out of this then it could probably cut electric motor weight down 70% after accounting for the reduction in windings, cooling, housing. Would be more efficient also as energy is not lost to heat. Same goes for generators. Could be the leap we needed for EVTOL aircraft. I have an idea for another type of aircraft as well that could also be possible with or without, but with the improvements you could be looking at a hyper efficient aircraft.

>>55748791
>plebbitspacing
>plebbit pic
You have to go back.

>>55748791
Fuck off back to plebbit, catposting normalfaggot.

> My Dog killed an African Immigrant in our Garden!
https://files.catbox.moe/ynye5b.webm
> Cats, Parasites and Multiple Psychological Disorders: The Science
https://files.catbox.moe/pkiepa.webm

>>55757351
whos this guy fucking retard of the century or somthing

>>55747597
that picture is not room temp you faggot

>>55758845
>>55758906
niggers

>>55748753
For what it's worth, the guys who made it are infighting over who gets the Nobel prize

/sci/ has some anons who are really adamant this is a nothingburger.
If it’s not a superconductor then it’s at least a highly powerful diamagnet.
There’s videos circulating on Chinese websites that may or may not be fake. Idk. I think AMSC will continue to dump btw.

Wake me in 50 years when I can see this stuff implemented on any kind of practical level.

Remember: Nothing ever happens and the most you'll get out of this lifetime will be TikTok 2

>>55751507
comon it's not a fake? so fucking coool. imagine the roads.

>>55758906
it has been a long time. where have you been?

>>55752633
Showing that there is an avenue at useable temps allows us to try mashing other metals into a crystal lattice

>holy dumb fuck this is literaly the next step idiot ee are talking 100% effiency power grids serving every relevant city before 2050 if thats really a thing
thats the floor of the tech btw this has potention of attaining us post scarcity status

>>55752480
Thanks for the cheat sheet

BROS

IT'S HAPPENING

https://twitter.com/Andercot/status/1687740396691185664

>>55759210
humorous.
they're pic attempted to make the opposite case.
but I am in agreement with you, he really is retard of the century.

>>55759756
This. See >>55756169

>>55759950
looks fake as fuck

If this is real, then you can say good bye to capitalism. Quantum AI trained bots will replace us 100%

>>55762251
and hello to jewish despotism.

>>55762251
Dull little statist. There's not finite work and finite workers, there's infinite work and finite workers, remember 95-99% of the fucking first world were subsistence farmers before the industrial revolution, the suppression of wages in the last 50 years is purely a monetary phenomenon, we will revert to real money (BTC) and the problem will be solved.

This tech makes money obsolete.

>>55748287
The description was published in journals and describes how it is done. They said it was easy to synthesize.

>>55747601
Can't find it. Fake and gay.

>>55747680
Hands-free fleshlights.

>>55762901
jobs will not exist in the future, since robots will make everything better than any human, therefore, money will be unnecessary.

copperstein on damage control

>>55747597
SOXS.
This is your only warning. Get in now, or get priced out and stay poor forever. Semiconductor companies are fucked like you can’t even imagine.

>>55748287
They've had this tech for years, they're just telling us about it now

>>55762959
>general automatons in two weeks!
'no' humans are general automatons, the singularity was written language, in a true post scarcity world money would not exist, but that's not communism, that's Economy/technology driving the cost of everything to zero

>>55759950
Holy shit China is our superior

>>55750120
>wait until you can buy high sell low!
The /biz/ way

>>55747601
is this a double whopper entendre?

>>55747597
it'll be decades before it is ready for commercial applications

>>55751979
>energy companies
A bunch of their investments and assets would become obsolete because there is overcapacity due energy loss.
Some good companies would be
>Riggetti
Quantum computers based on super conductors
>AMSC
Company that works on applications for superconductors and that is used to work with ceramic superconductors
>IBM
Cheapest tech stock that invested a shit tone in quantum computing
>Parasonic, LG, Tesla and other battery companies
You could make batteries that could last for months
>Medical equipment companies
>Chemical companies
Mass manufacturing will require a bunch of plastics and a bunch of chemicals to be viable. Good companies could be BASF, Dupont, DOW, Mitsui, Westlake or Lyondell

>>55759864
>>55763180
Both technologies are synergetic and quantum computing is basically only good for optimization problems and quantum simulations. Quantum computing will just replace regular computing for certain things but the backbone of technology would be semiconductor heavy

>>55763693
>quantum computing is basically only good for optimization problems and quantum simulations
this, I'm so suck of quantum niggers constantly blabbering about how qc is going to make everything run 1000x faster. the potential applications are very limited in the first place and it's still very far away from having a powerful enough quantum computer to do anything of value.

>>55747892
aight, do I make money by selling the buttplugs or from streaming the magic trick?

>>55747597
Let me spoon feed you faggots.
90% of the costs and technological bottlenecks related to quantum computing is temperature related.
Once scientists are able to conduct energy without producing heat 90% of the quantum computing puzzle has been solved.
The crypto market will be in huge trouble once quantum computers are in full effect (maybe only 2 years if they can manipulate this material).
If you don't own any crypto that is quantum resistant, now is the time to buy.

Checkout Quantum Restant Ledger $qrl

t. MSc Physics

>>55764184
fuck off jeet, you need 1.9 billion qbits to crack BTC. currently the best QC is sitting at 128. nobody is buying your shitcoin. not to mention quantum resistance can be trivially forked into every single crypto if needed, so kys

>>55747800
Korean superconductors did a 10X

>>55764250
which quantum computing will make possible you brainlet.
a transition to quantum resistant hashing wont happen quickly and forking reactively could also happen too late.
also whiter than you, mutt.

>>55764250
This is $QRL right now. Will you still be calling me a pajeet when this is $2 next week?

>>55764184
>65% premined
kek. Total shitcoin. Anyway, BTC will just fork in the advent QCs start getting to the point of threat to cracking og crypto, we'll have years of warning, even if we can mass produce this tomorrow

>>55764250
>>55764323
Stupid Indians. Crypto can’t be hard forked to be quantum resistant though I don’t expect you to know that

>>55764336
In fact it’s impossible to hard fork existing cryptos to be quantum resistant. Bitcoin pajeets lose again

>>55764323
The warning is now. I don't hear any talk of prepping buttcoin for the q-day. You are utterly clueless. Enjoy being priced out

>>55747721
A room temperature superconductor makes everything easier.
Everything. Imagine a computer that doesn't need heatsinks. A superconductor that, from the sounds of things, is all fucking over the place right here on Earth and easy as fuck to make, means that there is zero or near zero resistance on wires, chips, etc.
Energy transmission wouldn't lose X energy due to Y resistance per length of wire. Powerplants that have near 100% energy transmission to wherever can downsize massively.
>Spaceflight
Will never be pushed out to the masses. If the human race unlocked meaningful personal spaceflight, every human would have the power to, essentially, destroy a city.
>How?
Orbital velocities are measured in tens of thousands of miles per hour, relative. Ever seen/read "The Expanse?" In it some terrorists start sending asteroids at the Earth in a war between the asteroid belt and the Earth and fucking wreck shop. It honestly wouldn't take an asteroid, just a telephone pole made of high tungsten steel would hit with the power of a small nuclear weapon. Orbital dynamics are actually pretty easy too, every play Kerbal Space Program? You can deorbit shit onto a pinpoint once you figure out the math.
Imagine the death cult of Islam and every fucking one of them can drop the equivalent of a nuke from orbit.

>>55747774
Please explain how they would be used in batteries.

>>55764336
>>55764338
>fork the ledger
>use QR cryptography for new fork
>old wallets can send to new (QR) wallets for x years, then disallow these transactions
Trivial. Like I said, we'll have years and years of forewarning, no one is pulling a 2B qbit qc out of their ass. QRL is a premined shitcoin, simple as.
>>55764321
Zoom out. Flat for the year, down (massively) against BTC for the year.

>>55764340
That a selfie?

>>55764363
>use QR cryptography for new fork
>old wallets can send to new (QR) wallets for x years

These are the people giving us advice

>>55748566
>Not necessarily the United States
Fucking LOL! ROFL even. What is it like to be this ignorant? Just because Americans pay for their healthcare, does NOT mean it is not advanced.
Quite the opposite.
Healthcare in the US is lightyears beyond anything else in the world for everyone including the poor and homeless. How else do you think they keep the hamplanets alive? Even the worst hospitals in shithole cities, like my next one, HCMC in Minneapolis is shit tier by US standards, but might as well be magic by Europeans.
Even supposed "First World" countries like France, Norway, Australia, and Germany are practicing 1990's AT BEST American medical technology.
>How do you know this???
My job is fixing high end medical equipment. I work on everything from MRI to ECG and EEG and travel the world extensively.
>Where are you now?
Mayo in Rocheater Minnesota. It is an incredible hospital and possibly the best hospital on the planet. Everything here is cutting edge.
I was last in Frankfurt Germany and before that Oslo doing routine maintenance on their equipment.
>B-b-b-but the 90's?
Oh you fucking right.
The MRI in The Oslo Radium Hospital Rikshospitalet is almost as old as I am. No joke, Russian tier. They had gotten a pretty big piece of ferrous metal stuck to it too, which was problematic because it left a pretty nasty ding in the klystron and we had to replace some pretty expensive stuff.
The Aussies are no better.
The Germans are slightly ahead of the rest of Europe, but only because they have access to modern medical technology with the US military there. The big military hospital on Ramstein is easily ten years advanced to anything in Germany proper.
When people say what you do, they out themselves as ignorant as fuck. Please educate yourself.

>>55755302
they dont need to be desu, old tactics like opiate wars seem to working

>>55757351
the people who have all the money still have all the money. you could switch off the internet tomorrow and theyd still have all the money and power

SHUT IT DOWN!

>>55759950
that shows it floating but doesnt show it having any current through it or being a superconductor

>>55747680
>LK-99 REPLICATED AT UC BERKELEY
Where is the link. I cannot find anyone on UC Berkely. Fake and gay

>>55764586
i didmt say desu you bastards

Ass

>>55758906
>we found that students (n = 1495) who tested IgG positive for T. gondii exposure were 1.4× more likely to major in business and 1.7× more likely to have an emphasis in ‘management and entrepreneurship' over other business-related emphases. Among professionals attending entrepreneurship events, T. gondii-positive individuals were 1.8× more likely to have started their own business compared with other attendees (n = 197). Finally, after synthesizing and combining country-level databases on T. gondii infection from the past 25 years with the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor of entrepreneurial activity, we found that infection prevalence was a consistent, positive predictor of entrepreneurial activity and intentions at the national scale

>https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2018.0822

eat shit dogfag.

Buy QRL

>>55747597
>No link to the story
>No like to the study
>Not even a picture of LK-99
After 2021 /biz/ really did become a bunch of NPCs led around by AI posts

AMSC $1000 EOY

>>55748737
You need to go back you fucking redditor

>>55758906
>Using reddit enough to know what pictures are posted there

>>55764419
This is one of the great aspects of the internet. How else would I read a post from someone who works on high end medical equipment?

>>55757108
QRL crypto

>>55764363
>>fork the ledger
>>use QR cryptography for new fork
>>old wallets can send to new (QR) wallets for x years, then disallow these transactions
this

>>55764336
>>55764338
>>55764377
retard, how hard is it to understand that people would rather transfer their BTC to a QC-safe wallet than buy your jeet project? useful QC is 10+ years away, probably far more honestly. cracking BTC ledger is even farther away.

>>55764419
You say you work on high end medical equipment but can’t even spell Rochester

>>55765563
I don't think they are happy with the fact that I'd like to eradicate all jews and niggers.

>>55766486
are you honestly attacking his credibility because of a typo? are you fucking retarded?

>>55766461
I know in your curry infested indian brain you thinks it’s as simple as “bob vagene, let’s hard fork quantum magic code into bitcoin, that will make it immune from quantum computers!”
However your curry hardfork doesn’t work as the private keys themselves need to be upgraded, if you jeets actually care to explore other currencies like quantum coins you’ll know it’s talked about plainly in quantum coins (hard forking bitcoin to quantum resistance doesnt work as the private key needs to be manually migrated by the user to lattice based cryptography, the 64 digit bitcoin keys needs to become at least 3 times longer in quantum cryptography so an attacker could pretend to be the original owner and migrate it) you fucking poo monkey gorilla subhuman, hang yourself you stinking nigger Kumar and enjoy bitcoin going to zero for real as there’s no defence against quantum attacks it for boomer coin lol!

>>55766461
>>55766529
Part 2
You will never be a woman
Trump Won
And finally, nigger.

>>55766529
Addresses are public keys you dumbfuck, a fork would support QC resistant quantum cryptography, send your coins to new QR address (private key), disallow these transactions after transition period (so an attacker couldn't steal abandoned coins). Really rather trivial. Obviously moving to a jeet shitcoin, with a jeet main dev, and 65m of the 75m coins in circ being premined is not the path forward.

>>55767193
Who said I was supporting QRL? Learn to read pajeet.

>>55767193
There were 52m coins sold during the presale, with 13m held for the foundation until mainnet. The total circulation will be 105m, with the 40m being distributed over 200 years with an exponential decay.

>>55764184

Hello 2018

>>55767499
Yes, 65m premined jeet shitcoin.
>>55767241
Cry moar, migration is the obvious solution to QCs, and for a jeet faggot that's "totally not shilling qrl" it's curious your first post was to attack two different big dicked Americans pointing out qrl is a jeet shitcoin

Now, to get this back on topic, which public company has the most exposure to fusion?

>>55767582
Faggot, QRL is a scam. Anyone supporting QRL would make me want to buy boomer coin over QRL.
However the point in your pajeet mind remains that you cannot hard fork quantum resistance into Bitcoin.
>some ESL shit about token migration
Lmfao, I’m gonna give you pajeets some homework, read the American English Dictionary definition for “Attack” and “Vector”. Do it properly and I’ll pay you 10 rupees, which is your yearly salary.

>>55749901
>meanwhile in reality
>spacebattles.com

>>55767647
>Anyone supporting QRL would make me want to buy boomer coin over QRL
The 'mind' of a jeet. If you groked blockchains you'd realize how trivial swapping pkc algos is, indeed, shitcoins like jeetcoin are just clones of other earlier projects with swapped pkc algos.

Powerful QCs would require worldwide migration from current dominate cryptography algos, this wouldn't be limited to BTC or crypto, and the process is the same whether it's your gpg key or your BTC wallet.

1) fork to QC resistant algorithm
2) make new key pair
3) sign new public key with old private key

For crypto this would take the form of sending existing balances to new wallets, and then decommissioning abandoned wallets after the transition period. Easy.

This is a technological advancement that is being spoonfed to us because of the UAP disclosure. We've already had the technology for years from reverse engineering. Now the public is allowed to have it. Makes you wonder what other crazy shit they already have and are researching that isn't going to be given to the masses for another 10-20 years.

>>55768677
my personal theory is that specific agencies have known about Room Temp Superconductors (RTS) but have been able to suppress their proliferation for years (thanks Kojima) and finally somehow they fucked up and the secrets out so they might as well get out ahead of it.

>>55768440
>1) fork to QC resistant algorithm
>2) make new key pair
>3) sign new public key with old private key
this would also have the benefit of removing a lot of dead/lost wallets. no more worrying about the Satoshi wallet going active suddenly and dumping on everyone. obviously that's extremely unlikely now, but a migration would make it unambiguous.

>>55767647
>>55767241
>>55766529
>>55766538
kek, so much seething about Quantum scams getting exposed. sorry Sandeep, you'll have to shill your shitcoins elsewhere