@ForceSkin Em, no?

Search for hot superconductors

wikipedia (High-temperature superconductivity):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-temperature_superconductivity

What's with the differing colors? Shouldn't all the systems at least show the same color?

@cameronrobinson @srtfrostbite @Camfrazrob Thanks a lot! (and sorry for the late reply :p )

I pretty much enjoyed Reality Check and much of it because of the honest scientific approach you chose in each episode (that's where I get the idea that your major might be related to sciences, and I especially enjoy the ones where you look at the problem at different angles and get help from multiple experts), it kind of reminds me of my most beloved documentary, Through the Wormhole. (have you seen it? I do recommend it!)

I know that your time and resources are limited, as is the time of the show, but I had a few suggestion, which would unfortunately take a lot of space, and I think it would be best to leave them at your blog.

Anyway, thanks a lot for a great show, looking forward to the next episode.

@Camfrazrob can I ask a personal question?

What is your major? Is it related to psychology?

@dellis66 @srtfrostbite Yep, that's the one. A truly great read. +1 for the recommendation. :)

@dellis66 Excellent book! If I remember correctly, It talks about problems of some sort of post apocalyptic world created by pandemic blindness, especially lack of authority. Is that right?

@vduong942 @srtfrostbite Thanks, +1 for the +1! :)

@biscuit25 @srtfrostbite Thanks.:)

About education, as you said I think much of our problem today is that there is always more emphasis on courses like science than on skills that would actually help people in their day to day life and problem handling.

It would be awesome if there are workshops just about such matters in our normal school curriculum.

@Berkut4796 @srtfrostbite Thanks. :)

@ANUBISZER0 Thanks. :-)

Nah, just something that was in my mind for some time.