A Modern Day Gold Mine

[@JacobGagoOfficial]

Must be tough to hold $14 million a day and work check to check lol

[@pretzelstick320]

Most people’s labor output is worth much more than their paycheck.

[@JacobGagoOfficial]

@@pretzelstick320 of course this is true but it sucks more to hold that labor output in monetary form vs time.

[@PortCapital]

They make excellent money

[@genericdeveloper3966]

@@pretzelstick320 Nonsense. If they were paid what you think their labor output was worth the mine would be out of business.

[@genericdeveloper3966]

All you see is the $14 million output, but you don't see the money input. Money is made on the margins.

[@GnarDoober]

Wow this is exactly what i was searching for. Great video

[@CrystalsOnFireGD]

old but still *gold*

[@flexicone1913]

in Flexicone concentrators the liquefaction of the mineral bed in the grooves occurs due to the compression of the flexible cone from the outside by three rollers, which causes the particles in the grooves to approach and move away from the axis of rotation by 3-4 mm during one revolution of the cone 3 times. At the same time, a varying centrifugal force from 0 to 200 G acts on each particle. In addition, in our latest development, an easily installed magnetic system for removing the magnetic fraction also makes it possible to enhance the process of thinning the mineral bed due to the presence of a magnetic fraction in the pulp.

[@19EHF]

This just makes me wonder how they did it back in the olden days

[@Hellskelett]

There were different techniques for different kinds of golds. On the one hand they were mining for nuggets in quartz veins, thats where you often see the old mining shafts. Other techniques used sluices made from different materials where they would use water to wash away the light sand and only the heavy gold concentrate is kept in the riffles of the sluices. The material would be normally taken from river beads from rivers which carry the gold that is getting washed out of the quartz veins. I am not an expert so take it with a grain of salt, but those are the general techniques I know of.

[@medhanshkumar9334]

Fentastic video 👍

[@kennedygitau-xl5uj]

Good video.....

[@bb525]

what is this method of mining and processing called? is it all threee metallurgy's in one hydro pyro and electro?

[@thecocooreo]

I wonder if Jimmy 5:30 is subsidizing his income just a flake here and there over time, you know to help with retirement, LOL

[@sueparker33]

So informative and interesting. Very educational.

[@konservativ_ork408]

hosting internet from out the back of a mine like this one

[@irenedavo3768]

Was Congo story true?

[@jessicawiley7309]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@wap9286]

I wonder what happens to Cyanide after the process

[@marinakrzyzanowska19]

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[@whynotdean8966]

Most likely it's recycled or destroyed. Luckily it would be pretty easy to tell if they were just flushing it down the toilet. You'd have a lot of dead rats all of a sudden.

[@themanformerlyknownascomme777]

it's likely removed in the further refinement process, Gold is pretty commonly found in what are known as "complex ores" where you can find more then one valuable mineral, so the "waste" would be shipped off to a different facility with the equipment to extract other valuable minerals.

[@joking3273]

Trying to get big screen

[@madzen112]

Working the mines is not like wearing the jewellery

[@juancarlosdominqueznava3532]

Great investment to splor for new places too get gold. An diamond s

[@jessicawiley7309]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@rambharatmeena104]

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[@rambharatmeena104]

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[@liatsotskhalashvili3482]

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[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Speak Canadian please.

[@abdulkoddus5124]

Beautiful

[@Palmoildetectives]

Really interesting....how you avoid talking about how gold replaces tropical rainforest in Papua New Guinea, Africa and the Amazon and the ecocide it causes, often resulting in the murder of Indigenous people.

[@user-od3zn8rj7t]

Shut up and go get High off your government welfare. Or better yet, go live in a rainforest, so when I start my min I can come wipe you out too.

[@Palmoildetectives]

@@user-od3zn8rj7t oh ok...you sound like a really pleasant and sane person 😆

[@user-od3zn8rj7t]

@@Palmoildetectives and you sound like some pussy environmentalist that thinks “clean energy” could replace oil or any other liberal non-thought

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Gold doesn´t replace anything. Why don´t you talk about how catle of Africans destroys savannas?

[@NtoTheM]

@@PROVOCATEURSK Even if we ignore the fact that marching cattle across barren wastelands can restore entire eco-systems in a healthy way, how exactly would you advise the robbed and raped for centuries african people to sustain themselves? Where are all the forests our farmers destroyed for farmland? How many species have gone extinct because they ate crops, how many beautiful landscapes are now flat surfaces of wheat far and wide? Why don't you complain about that? Oh right, because it's how we feed ourselves. Whereas destroying landscapes for shiny stuff you can't eat or do much with should actually make you angry. Oddly it doesn't, how come?

[@peggi1120]

I know this one place in nyc where you can order it on pizza :)

[@ravindertalwar553]

Very interesting and amazing

[@odetteh2]

beatle

[@BCBUD4LIFE]

Hawhat?

[@knockhello2604]

LMAO

[@knockhello2604]

Same

[@420Gold]

Look at all this analog bitcoin being mined! lololol How anyone can claim bitcoin is "digital gold" is so far beyond me is baffling.

[@driggmaximuslima5093]

ver adsorção 3:30

[@jimdean294]

The egyptians found tons of this stuff... Funny we still seek this shit today wit all these capabilities........ Friken goverments and their non sense

[@whynotdean8966]

Gold is the perfect currency. It's rare, easy to recognize, non-toxic and doesn't degrade. Or do you want to go back to a time where we use cows and sheep as currency?

[@egorepifanov]

If you don't understand the value of gold you should really do some deep self-evaluation.

[@NtoTheM]

@@whynotdean8966 More than 90% of our currencies are in form of data. Gold is more irrelevant than ever.

[@whynotdean8966]

@@NtoTheM That makes gold more relevant. Not less.

[@NtoTheM]

@@whynotdean8966 How so?

[@STICKSANDSTONED]

False. This is a modern day atrocity