I don't know what problem you think you're solving with the idea of using webcams in a lab. The inventors of LK-99 have a video of their sample on a magnet. So

I don't know what problem you think you're solving with the idea of using webcams in a lab. The inventors of LK-99 have a video of their sample on a magnet. So it's not addressing that problem. Some replication attempts are livestreaming on Twitch, so it's not solving that problem. Do you think that it would be easier to replicate the LK-99 process if video from a corner of their lab existed? OK. I want to know - have you produced compelling video of a controversial experiment in a lab using the pre-existing security cameras? And did that video quiet any critics?