> Never claimed it was impossible, just that it's rare.
Okay, so? It's been experimentally verified and it's not some sort of novel behavior. It's even been predicted to occur in PbO before, just not observed until now.
> I don't care about reputability of anyone unless they have a known past of fraud. Gatekeeping in science is lame unless someone makes a claim to break well understood theory or claims to do something technically difficult. RTSC is neither.
RTSC is absolutely something we believe is likely to be difficult, but more importantly none of the replications by either verified labs or scientists willing to put their names on the line, who documented what they were doing, actually worked.
Meanwhile, we have videos like the one you linked, which are posted completely anonymously by someone affiliated with no institution who followed it up with two videos of spinning poop. Many people have demonstrated that it's quite easy to fake a video that looks like this using software like Aftereffects. For you to claim this video is equally trustworthy to replications by credible labs with reputations on the line is certainly a choice you can make! I will not be doing it with you, however.