Hello and welcome to Series Inquiries Only. This is episode 377. I'm your host Thomas

Smith and I'm excited for today's show. Let's see. Before we get to the topic, I was

recently on cognitive dissonance. Tom and Cecil, two of my faves from going way back

when from the beginning, they're great. Their show is great. Make sure you listen to cognitive

dissonance and if you want to hear a little guest spot from me, that's on the latest episode.

So check them out. So today's episode, you may have seen in the news possibly that a lab

out of South Korea claimed that they had produced a room temperature, superconductor. If

you're like me, you're wondering, oh, I kind of remember what that is, but not really. And

I also don't know, no, like how extreme a claim that is. Is that like cold fusion or is

that like, you know, is that like perpetual motion machine or is that, I don't know, a

reasonable thing that someone may discover. And so how exactly does that work? Has it

held up to scrutiny? Was it instantly debunked or not? All these questions are things that

I can't answer. So how about I bring on the expert quantum and back for I think the

third time? Well, for the three-peat, it's superconductors. What are they? Was this

one legitimately invented? What happens if it was? What would be good for if it was all

kinds of questions? Let's get on over to my interview with Anne. As a reminder, if you

want ad free shows, each and every episode go to patreon.com slash series pod. And of

course, the bonus monthly, seriously awful movies can't wait for another one of those.

Oh, that was fun. I know based on the patron comments, I think patrons enjoyed that

Armageddon one as much as I did as much as all of us did actually all four of us doing

ton of fun. Can't wait to do it again. So that said, let's get to the show. And we're once

again joined by secret government agent Anne. Normally I call you quantum Anne, but are you

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