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Beijing Superconductor (LK-99) Levitation Video Author Admits Fraud, Takes it Down
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I think we're starting to lose the bigger picture - Re-read that first sentence after the headline (emphasis mine):
"This is only one of several videos from different sources claiming to show the substance levitating."
This isn't about LK-99 per se, but one of the videos that came after the announcement, likely trying to capitalize on it if only for views. There's still hope LK-99 can be corroborated.