Context:
https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1684433849781202944
https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1684191067477004288
Resolves YES if there is any claim from this twitter account (or directly from McCalip) that he has synthesized and gotten the Meissner effect to work with this material, by the market close time.
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"The fragment that was observed to exhibit magnetic levitation consisted of a very heterogeneous agglomeration of Cu2S, elemental Cu, Pb-apatite, and an unexpected impurity of metallic Fe. The levitation, therefore, is likely the result of magnetic torque on the Fe particles embedded within the material."
This was from Andrew's latest tweet. Looks like this should be closed as a NO
https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1689096102333796352 He has finished going through all his shards. The only ones that had any magnetic response have already been shipped to USC. I'd say this could be closed as NO
I'm guessing this update means no, even if LK-99 is eventually found to be a superconductor:
https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1688712575817768960
As someone who is invested heavily against LK-99 being a RTP superconductor - I still think this one is way undervalued. The resolution criteria don't include proving superconductivity, this is about "any" statements made by McCalip in the next month. I think the odds that he says something like "we saw a magnetic response consistent with the meissner effect" or "we saw either the meissner effect or strong diamagnetism" are pretty high.
@JeffreyWagner Neither of your examples sound like claiming they have “gotten the Meissner effect to work” to me, which is the market criteria. They sound like claims that they might have gotten the Meissner effect to work, which seems importantly different.
@JimHays That's a good point, but I'm not sure how it competes with the open-endedness of "... any claim...".
@BoltonBailey could you weigh in here? I think it's likely at the end of the month that there will still be no consensus about diamagnetism vs. SC vs. something else. How will you judge statements by McCalip with some amount of uncertainty? Maybe you could give an example statement or two that you would/wouldn't resolve YES on for reference?
I will not treat "we saw a magnetic response consistent with the meissner effect" or "we saw either the meissner effect or strong diamagnetism" as claims of achieving the Meissner effect, he will have to say something stronger than that.
@BoltonBailey An example of a statement on the edge but that I would resolve YES: "I am virtually certain that I have achieved the Meissner effect"
@AndrewMcCalip If this is really you, just letting you know that insider trading on this market is absolutely encouraged.
Twitter guy <= Anyone