| Display title | Science Cannot Comprehend Phlebotinum |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes, in order to establish how special or powerful something is, writers just take the easy way out and say that "science can't explain it!". It can be anything, from magic to ghosts to miracles to superpowers to whatever. One common tie-in statement is that it is made of no known chemical element. |