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No durr dumdum

"some countries said yes".... their alternative was getting invaded

Came here for a Minecraft discussion

He gets paid 2.50 cents an hour

Or: "thou shalt not steal" 👍🙏✝️

Ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuking 5 to 10

I'm 5'2 so i would be able to move around fine 😂

Hello sar my name is Ajju Bhai from India I am searching job I am excavator operator please help you

archeologists gonna go crazy finding this buried dating back to 100 years ago in 2124

...Nuclear energy?

Biggest scam

"have you got a license for those natural god given resources on this land that you are entitled to?"

Why cant the workers just get a little rock in that giant pie. Greed thats why

I understand why dwarfs are in mines

11m seems way too little

Ah yes misleading information

my grandpa put gold flakes in his bic pen every day for 40 years until he retired from the gold and copper mine business in 2015. helped his kids and grand kids go to college. everyone has there methods but it happens a lot rip & cheers

SO WE BACK IN THE MINE

I did not hear any reason on how they’re not green energy

Because without marketing diamonds are literally worthless.

Awww. The mine in my home state is the biggest? I’ts been sad to watch that mountain range disappearing over time.

The mine in Utah, I've been watching it as a kid. The tailings are now larger/higher than the surrounding mountains, and has buried two old towns at this point.

Are you guys sped 0.2 is = to 20% and 1/5 1/5x125/1=25

My grandpa does this

Diamonds are actually fairly cheap as a raw material in smaller sized. It's only the larger diamond crystals that are worth the really big bucks. There is also the DeBeers diamond cartel that artificially inflate diamond prices. The thing that make a diamond worth anything are the cutting and the internal color and clarity. Gem quality diamonds. All the rest are classified as industrial grade.

If you don’t want to watch the whole thing he made about $5 to $10

Miners like these make way more money from the job itself then they could make going through the hassle of trying to sell raw diamond. Plus diamond value is basically a scam anyway. We can make diamonds. The value is 100% based on false scarcity and the cut/quality of the craftsmanship in the jewelry.

It wouldn't surprise me if the ROI on these types of machines is arpund a couple months depending on the mine. Remmeber these companies are worth 10s - 100s of billions

I'm investing in a dunkin donuts location in New York, any people with drilling experience want to apply for a job?

"Not bad for a 2 hour hobby" 💀 bruh that sucks

Ok this is not completely true. Frist, almost all "Gem Quality" facetable stones are rare according to size, clarity, and color. Second, the depositions that diamonds form in like a kimberlite are rare ( think about it, have you ever found a rough diamond on the ground?). Last, man made diamond are distinguished by lack of inclusion and lack of fluorescence in most cases. In conclusion, man made diamond are usually not as durable and require a lot of energy to produce so they are not exactly environment friendly either so to say that a natural large,clear, orange or red diamond is not rare is simple not true.

Buying raw diamonds means you have to steal raw diamonds.. and no one buys raw diamonds and if they do, then they are diamond dealers and youll be caught that way before you could even sell them. Also raw diamonds are not worth more than refined or cut diamonds. Stealing a raw diamond just isnt a smart move.

It's like working for the mob . You don't steal from the boss or his racket . Consequences range being uncomfortable temporarily to Nobody has seen you at work lately or again.

It’s because you as a random no name not Kay jewelers or Tiffany and CO means that diamond is worth 10$ when they can sell it for 1,000$

I'm in Colorado and here you do not require a license and you can pan for gold in any public location I need to make a lot of money doing it and he definitely needs a calculator

Diamonds are neither rare nor valuable.

Even in a gold mine where the raw ore would be worth a lot more than raw diamonds people usually dont steal. Because 1 in mining salaries are high enough that whatever you could steal without getting caught would be insignificant compared to your annual income. Since you also get checked so would most likely be able to only smuggle very small quantities and they would notice if a significant ammout disappeared. Plus rn diamonds value are dropping so yeah not worth it to risk getting barred from one of the best paying industries

50+ yrs jeweler gemologist I was anti lab grown in beginning but they are impressive affordable and stunningly beautiful I'm on board good bye DeBeers

Sadly i live in Ohio

forgot the grand canion

1. İts about 90 for "certified gold" and even lower for old/natural gold 2.until you payed up for the equipment you are like an grandpa XD

Its funny to see these in context. I cant tell you how many memes coworkers have passed to me that claimed these were lithium mines.

thats pioneer pauly

It's low, not short.

Been to the Brigham mine several times I knew it was the largest just didn't know how significant it was

That's.... not related to hot or cold rolling steel. It's a manufacturing process which doesn't have anything to do with how he sheet is stored.

Gotta love the nuclear steam tower when talking about coal generation electricity

Some of it goes back to the gold standard when the United States had to have enough gold to match the circulating money. It’s a shame we moved away from the gold standard.

Instead of "spending millions" to undermine lab grown diamonds.. whydoesnt debears open its vaults and flood the market to make diamonds cheaper.. They are holding on to massive loads of diamonds to keep the price up artificially...