First Room Temperature Super Conductor

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Yeah not really.  They have to crush it in a diamond anvil to extremely high pressures to get it to work.   Those who study materials will tell you that that state of matter is a function of both temperature and pressure.  For example, at a low enough pressure, water will boil at room temperature. When you increase the pressure, water takes increasing more temperature before it will boil.  Thus at a high enough pressure, Water will turn to ice.   Thus applying pressure to something seems to be analogous to cooling it.  So I think this is a nothing-burger; however, I love to be proven wrong on stuff.  Because that how we shed bad ideas and improve.

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