Bob Novella

Because, you know, I'm not an enthusiast like Bob is.

So this is like completely based off of nothing other than what's in my head right now without any like empirical understanding.

or nothing, right?

I'm just guessing here.

So this is what my skeptic, you know, my critical thinking guess is going to be on this.

That gravity functions the exact same way, no matter how small or far the distance is, everywhere in the universe at the same time.

So that one, apparently I'm agreeing and saying that this is, that one is science as well.

So the obvious one here that seems crazy is the one that's making this milliseconds claim about strengthening titanium, both in its overall strength, because there's different types of strength, as we know, which you didn't specify, and its dulcetility.

Ductility.

Ductility, right there.

It's very ductile.

You know, the thing that bothers me in this position, particularly because I'm going first, is that, you know, I could clearly see that Steve would be playing with this one, meaning it sounds like it's claiming too much.

It's a perfect one to put in there as the trick, and it's true.

But the problem is that the other two items to me seem perfectly reasonable.

So I'm just going to go with my gut and say the one about ductility is fake.

It's not true.

Don't believe it.