It still hurts

Why haven't anyone made a room temperature superconductor yet?

>>16701828
I will make a room-temperature superconductor if the government gives me a $10million grant.
If the government gives me a $100million grant, I will end global warming.
If the government gives me a $1billion grant, I will turn trannies into women.
If the government gives me a $10billion grant, I will exterminate the White race.

>>16701852
>government
>gives me
Pick one.

>>16701828
Thats a good question Timmy,

Lets see wut AI guugle says

>>16701852
But you could probably find a theoretical material using just a pc with good enough GPU, which most gaymers have. Or maybe use HPC at your uni or sum.

>>16701097 (OP)
It only hurts if you were dumb enough to think it was real. Anyone in the know recognized it as dead on arrival. What blows my mind is how I got into arguments with mathematicians and physicists alike who believed it was legit simply because they posted a video, and got fucking hostile when I explained this is merely the next in line of a very very very long list of false promises on this topic

>>16701886
https://warosu.org/sci/thread/15599745#p15602711
this was me calling it a diamagnet while people on /sci/ were jerking off to it

>>16701867
You believe government is taking too much of your money, when in reality you weren't given what you deserve in the first place.

>>16701924
>Rest break violations

>>16701918
why does this surprise you? this board is full of undergraduates circle jerking over their majors and room temperature IQ shitjeets

>>16701828
Musk trying to give us room on the Mars

>>16701924
As a salaried employee none of those Wage Theft violations apply to me. I also do not own a car. Larceny, Burglary, and Robbery only apply to people retarded enough to get caught by them. Face it. Taxation is Theft and it is the most ignoble and greatest theft the Average American faces in this world today. Take a Risk. Start a Business. You will Understand then.

>>16701097 (OP)
>it still hurts
Only if you fell for the meme in the first place. We will NEVER have post-scarcity, and that's a good thing.

>>16702152
>We will NEVER have post-scarcity
Compared to a hundred years ago, we already have. That's how technology works. "scarcity" is relative.

>>16702165
Cope, the gravy train will end, Sodom will fall

>>16702110
>As a salaried employee none of those Wage Theft violations apply to me
lol
lmao, even

>>16701867
so true, they only give hundreds of millions of dollars to the executives of massive corporations.

>>16701828
the jews wont allow it

>>16701828
Turns out it's nearly impossible.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18281

>>16702889
>nearly

so we shouldn't stop trying :D

>>16701097 (OP)
>le floaty rocks!!
that whole episode made me hate social media 10x more. Bunch of engagement baiting tech grifters, trannies, and tech grifter trannies all human centipeding each others' epistemic pollution and spewing it everywhere

>>16702984
you have such a way with words anon <3

It still hurts when I play too hard with it.

For sure.

We don't even need a room temp superconductor. Even just one that can reliably operate at say 10 degrees Celsius higher than our current ones would be a game changer

>>16702912
read the paper. You are welcome to keep trying

>>16702110
LMAO

"Salary" means unpaid overtime.

>>16701097 (OP)
Good, it should hurt, because you're a retard.

>>16701828
Because it would make time travel possible and the CIA won't allow anyone to have that tech.

>>16702889
Looks like it is impossible. Why are we funding superconductivity? Sounds like a total scam.

>>16701924
Very nice very nice, now let's look at time clock fraud wagie. I hope you've been holding in your wee.

>>16703379
That paper is about conventional superconductivity.

There is also unconventional superconductovity, but progress in this kind is glacially slow because simulations cannot be made about it. That was the nice thing about conventional ones.

So we're back at throwing shit together, heating it up, cooling down and measuring current. Something might get discovered but it'll take decades

>>16703044
>Even just one that can reliably operate at say 10 degrees Celsius higher than our current ones would be a game changer
Please explain that one.
YBCO is the normal workhorse and works fine at LN2 tenperatures. What more do you gain at, say, dry ice temperatures?