Kara Santamaria

I don't know anything about the titanium alloys or MOND.

It's so hard when you kind of have some understanding of some of the stuff for one of them, but not for the other two, because that can trick you in both ways.

Because I'm not confident that Stinger's horns and teeth are due to convergent evolution, mostly because I don't think of those as like fundamental evolutionary properties anymore.

Are they that old?

Stingers, horns and teeth.

They feel like adornment or like new techniques for capturing prey or for eating or for, you know, fighting or sometimes just display, only display.

And that kind of stuff, I think, usually kind of evolves out of control after time.

But maybe it's one of those things like the circle, you know, it's just it just works in nature.

So we see it over and over again.

and new techniques simultaneously improving the strength and ductility of titanium in just milliseconds using less than 50 percent of the heat of heat energy of heat treating okay is that a crazy client you're going to be like this is amazing when you tell us that it's fine okay and then the fact that the mond thing you're like the final nail in the coffin

I mean, does that mean that nobody believes it?

There's always going to be some diehards, right, who dedicated their whole career to this.

Exactly.

Okay, so stable gravitational force laws at vast intergalactic distances.

Okay.

I'm just going to say, I think we live in a relativistic universe and we're not going to see something very like Newtonian like that.

Like we're not going to see the same, you know, these stable laws at all these different places where there's like massive differences in mass, basically.

So I don't know.

I'll say that one's science.

And I'll say that the titanium alloy science, just because I don't know enough about it.