Beijing Superconductor Levitation Video Author Admits Fraud, Takes it Down
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This is only one of several videos from different sources claiming to show the substance levitating.

Beijing Superconductor (LK-99) Levitation Video Author Admits Fraud, Takes it Down::The author of one of the Billibilli videos posted as proof of LK-99’s levitation capabilities has admitted that his posting was a hoax.

  • @yiliu@informis.landEnglish
    10•1 year ago

    Seems like a bad take. This is from the equivalent of some random YouTube video, unrelated to the original university & scientists.

    You think it’d be possible to find a YouTube video with some bad science nonsense in it? Would that warrant a “fraud in the US, huh” comment?

    Separately, science in China does have a fraud problem. But this video wasn’t an example of that.

    • @Redditiscancer789@lemmy.worldEnglish
      2•1 year ago

      I mean your example is still accurate. The person posting that video is a fraud, and if they live in America, “fraud in the US” would be most accurate as it singles out a specific person, as opposed to the statement I believe you are trying to make which would be don’t judge the whole country by 1 person. Yet they didn’t say that, they specifically say a fraud(singular) in China.