This Tungsten Cube Cured My Mortality

"I sit here with my tungsten cube, transcendent above death itself. For insofar as this tungsten cube will last forever, I am in the presence of immortality." - Richard Behiel 2019
FINALLY! I finished my Tungsten cube animation! This took so much longer than the Geologist one. I cut out over a full minute from the original audio cause it was just so long. And so here we are. Hope you enjoy!
No tungsten was harmed in the making of this animation.
Credits:
Audio from Jeaney Collects: • A couple of tungsten c...
Original Amazon Review:
www.amazon.com...
And all art and animation was done by I, huntedskelly, in Adobe Animate

[@user-zz3sn8ky7z]

I like how he added that it's the most compact of *affordable* materials. Seems that not even a man of tungsten can bear the crushing financial weight of osmium

[@JeiJozefu]

This made me look it up Tungsten is the # 7 densest material on Earth #6 is Gold And everything denser than Tungsten is at least as expensive as Gold Edit: Well, at least 1/4 as expensive as Gold a 20 kg Tungsten cube costs about the same as a 350 gram cube of Osmium

[@midgetman4206]

No one even said that power comes without cost.

[@Code_Machine]

I read this ad he said it. What a coincidence

[@Ryderman2000]

We do not speak of the osmium

[@Sketchwretch]

Step 1: take out a loan Step 2: buy osmium cube Step 3: destroy the bank Step 4: profit

[@aiden-sy3ex]

I still can't get over that someone quoted both Nietzsche and Schopenhauer in an Amazon review

[@kabouterlui5935]

and casually mention plato

[@Solrex_the_Sun_King]

I don’t know those guys but this still made me laugh.

[@zynstein8059]

@@Solrex_the_Sun_King philosophers

[@guillaumequevy418]

How about the fact that someone ANIMATED an Amazon review?

[@vladimirirkhin]

@@guillaumequevy418 and the fact that someone voiced it even before that?

[@canadadry5449]

"Good job on the tungsten. It sure is dense." I feel the same way about my cat.

[@San-lh8us]

your cat is made out of tungsten? it must be unstoppable!

[@canadadry5449]

@@San-lh8us No, but she sure is dense. She is pretty unstoppable as well.

[@justeaden9568]

Simultaneously dense physically and mentally

[@quazar303]

mmmh yes.

[@Sketchwretch]

My cat is made of tungsten….

[@ornialt]

Things you don’t hear every day: “A fluffy arena of gravitational inconsequence.” Nice work on the animation! I love watching these.

[@mangle9143]

Who can cry in a world of styrofoam and cotton candy

[@ornialt]

@@mangle9143 Who, indeed.

[@darthjarjarbinks2480]

Phylistines

[@Solesteam]

With Tungsten not even a Geologist can stand against you, for they only carry rocks, a material quite inconsequencal to a man who bears Tungsten.

[@MusicByCascade]

For they can only see rocks and not baseball bats

[@romanplays1]

a man who bears Tungsten can only truly be bested by a man used to Osmium. (tungsten is 19,3 grams per cubic centimetre to osmiums 22.59)

[@Solesteam]

@@romanplays1 A man of Osmium is a man who does not seek enlightenment but rather has an unquenchable thirst for power.

[@MintyMoron64]

@@Solesteam I bear only Hassium, for anything less crumbles in my grasp.

[@viviennestone8851]

Is pyrite a rock is tungsten ore a rock they are so high level geologists will rule the world

[@sirtoaks]

Heavy boi Almost impossoble to pick it up with one hand. It came well packaged in a wooden crate and lots of foam. I'm gonna smash stuff with it

[@kerbodynamicx472]

That tungsten cube shown in the video probably weighs 20-30 kg, depends on the size of his hand. He has ascended as the weight of everything else around him becomes inconsequential

[@什么-h5t]

@@blutwirbel3180 its actually not, its a review on a different product which is also a tungsten cube

[@blutwirbel3180]

@@什么-h5t well it's still in jeaneys video and super funny to hear after the sophisticated review before

[@什么-h5t]

@@blutwirbel3180 mhm fair

[@nathanj202]

That review was by William Osman he did indeed smash stuff with it

[@raptorcast6291]

we're doomed if this man gets a hold of a cube of Osmium

[@midgetman4206]

"If" is definitely the correct question

[@tomboyenjoyer.]

Yeah not only is it heavy physically but also it strains your wallet to the limits

[@RichBehiel]

Osmium is too expensive. Besides, I’m currently saving up for a spoonful of neutron star. They say it’s like a billion tons.

[@Mike-zb1cg]

​@@RichBehiel better be a comically large one

[@gladoseon4117]

@@RichBehielfun fact: a coffee cup full of neutron star material would have a similar weight to the entirety of Mount Everest

[@_silentsword]

That man literally just walked off a cliff like it was nothing

[@spectorcsm]

He had his Tungsten, you doubted the Tungsten?

[@huntedskelly]

That's just the intensity of his density #intensityofitsdensity

[@_shadow_1]

No, he didn't walk over the cliff, the cliff moved out of the way because it was afraid of his power.

[@RichBehiel]

Ironically enough, I actually had a skydiving phase back in my more nihilistic years (pre-tungsten), 54 jumps. So that falling scene was actually strangely fitting 😂

[@antonmakarenko3271]

He's cured his mortality after all

[@lemonquinn8897]

I like the part where he talks about the tungsten cube

[@huntedskelly]

Oh my gosh that's my favorite part!

[@inkamacron]

@@huntedskelly Same here! We have quite a bit in common!

[@draknight5081]

Nah I don’t really like that part. I like the part where he talks about the tungsten cube.

[@H10-i5i]

Can you give a timestamp? I can't find it.

[@draknight5081]

@@H10-i5i idk the specific timestamp but it’s somewhere near where he talks about the tungsten cube

[@huntedskelly]

It is dense though

[@SavageharvArt]

True tho

[@pedrosso0]

What about the Osmium cube?

[@thecherrygamer6424]

you were the geologist all along

[@ashleycat4]

@@pedrosso0 Blasphemy!

[@Sketchwretch]

@@pedrosso0 he knows too much. It will not be long until they discover the power of TWO osmium cubes.

[@Magic02]

Kids learned more vocab words watching this video than 12 years of school

[@benonaru]

no

[@nunyabizness6089]

@@benonaru Yes.

[@Yes-No-Maybe]

@@nunyabizness6089 Yes

[@accountlol7409]

@@benonaru Yes

[@kidwolf0015]

@@benonaru Yeah, actually... I hate saying it, but a few probably unironically did. It depends on which kids and what schools they went to. Some school situations actually are THAT bad.

[@inkamacron]

From my experience I can confirm the tungsten cube cured my mortality, but it hasn't cured the mortality of the nearest geologist I am rapidly approaching the geologist with a very cool obsidian knife and a baseball bat, wish me good luck

[@MusicByCascade]

That’s very cooOOOOooool they would say

[@idenhouthesmort8586]

Have you contacted other sources to see if this will work? Perhaps a specific geologist father?

[@chibi6535]

But the obsidian is fragile, it wouldn't work well as a weap-

[@michealshixam1731]

Heavy boi The cube weighs too much

[@ChiggaChiggaBruh]

I wonder who would win, Tungsten man as a geologist or Obsidian-Baseball bat man.

[@dahuntre]

This makes me want to make a d&d setting where you can learn spells and abilities by doing mundane things like this in a poetic way

[@ASquared544]

I feel like this would be better suited as like… a book or something. Or a short story.

[@Draco137YT]

That's just bard.

[@thermophile1695]

I think a story where your devotion to specific elements can give you powers would be interesting.

[@isuckatusernames4297]

isn't that just the latter parts of jjba tho ?

[@Sam-ep2yo]

Isn't that just One Punch Man?

[@Trashley652]

"This tungsten cube cured my mortality" "Who am I, as a mere mortal"

[@bastard-took-the-name-I-had]

The curing process takes place over a long period of time during which you slowly become compacted, your width replaces your height and vice verse. Clearly at the time he was still a mere mortal

[@RichBehiel]

I wrote it mid-transition.

[@diceLibrarian]

​@@RichBehielAre you satisfied with your purchase you absolute legend.

[@Gracosef]

It cured his spiritual mortality

[@realdragon]

To a tungsten cube everyone is mortal even those who carry it. But to mere people a man of tungsten is godly being

[@explosify5035]

Am I the only one who saw "This tungsten cube cured my mortality", and assumed something much darker?

[@Solrex_the_Sun_King]

Tungsten Cube Legendary Artifact When a creature attunes to this cube of tungsten, set their strength score to 30. If they unattune from the cube, their strength goes back down to normal in 1d20 days.

[@lyebatenkaitosofgluttony2452]

30 strength and expertise in Athletics

[@Solrex_the_Sun_King]

@@lyebatenkaitosofgluttony2452 yes. Expertise in athletics.

[@zaishijunior9455]

@@Solrex_the_Sun_King Expertise in athletics, yes.

[@ultimaxkom8728]

@@zaishijunior9455 In yes. Athletics expertise.

[@livenishikireaction]

somehow gets better than expertise. not 1x, not 2x, not 3x, bit 4x proficiency modifier on ALL skills that are usually used with strength

[@Kenpoviper]

the best part is how he goes from a vault, to a city, to a forest, and to a desert, all in the span of 2 minutes, while also breaking through a wall, crumpling a car, jumping off a cliff, and leaping over a mountain

[@Void_Way]

I must become a man of tungsten

[@inkamacron]

it's proven to work, you can kill geologists _so much easier,_ I can confirm this.

[@stormlancer6929]

Good luck

[@johnrox3554]

It's been 8 months. Have you become a man of tungsten yet?

[@Void_Way]

@@johnrox3554 im afraid not yet. I have still much to learn.

[@zaishijunior9455]

@@Void_Way Much to learn, money to earn.

[@FroggBoy1]

Ah yes, two metals: Tungsten Cube & Osmium Orb. One brings wisdom and order, the other brings power and chaos. The two metals sealed away on shrines on opposite sides of the globe, feared by the people who witnessed the tyranny, sorrow and war brought upon them by those whom laid their fingers on such materials, corrupting their souls until death. And protected by guardians whos gods have gifted them immortality in exchange for their freedom and their sworn oath to protect the materials from the mortals who may bring such blights upon the world once again.

[@collin2097]

It would've been perfect had it included the "second" review.

[@amandapanda5087]

Heavy boi

[@MarceloKatayama]

@@amandapanda5087 I'm gonna smash stuff with it

[@purplebeanie]

This is so great XD awesome job, Skelly!

[@huntedskelly]

THANK YOU

[@starthornfromscratch2718]

This is a wonderful animation, in an oddly poetic way.

[@RichBehiel]

Wow, this is fantastic! 😂 Well done. It’s so surreal to see my tungsten journey represented in animated form, but you really nailed it. I will cherish this video forever! Thanks ❤️

[@moofinmuffinz2505]

How Superman actually got his powers:

[@personandotherperson7696]

In the original it pretty much is, krypton had a much higher gravity so Superman was able to just jump around, he couldn’t fly at first which is pretty funny to think about, so this should work if you want to become a superhero

[@casualdejekyll5168]

I like how he’s mostly doing this monologue while rampaging through a city, breaking through walls, destroying cars, cracking concrete, while looking so incredibly smug. TungstenCube/10 animation

[@SuQmEdIc69]

I am more amazed that such words can be animated so perfectly

[@dustymetso]

This cubed cured my mortality. All the people here who bought this wireless tungsten cube to admire its surreal heft have precisely the wrong mindset. I, in my exalted wisdom and unbridled ambition, bought this cube to become fully accustomed to the intensity of its density, to make its weight bearable and in fact normal to me, so that all the world around me may fade into a fluffy arena of gravitational inconsequence. And it has worked, to profound success. I have carried the tungsten with me, have grown attached to the downward pull of its small form, its desire to be one with the floor. This force has become so normal to me that lifting any other object now feels like lifting cotton candy, or a fluffy pillow. Big burly manly men who pump iron now seem to me as little children who raise mere aluminum. I can hardly remember the days before I became a man of tungsten. How distant those days seem now, how burdened by the apparent heaviness of everyday objects. I laugh at the philistines who still operate in a world devoid of tungsten, their shoulders thin and unempowered by the experience of bearing tungsten. Ha, what fools, blissful in their ignorance, anesthetized by their lack of meaningful struggle, devoid of passion. Nietzsche once said that a man who has a why can bear almost any how. But a man who has a tungsten cube can bear any object less dense, and all this talk of why and how becomes unnecessary. Schopenhauer once said that every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world. Tungsten expands the limits of a man’s field of vision by showing him an example of increased density, in comparison to which the everyday objects to which he was formerly accustomed gain a light and airy quality. Who can lament the tragedy of life, when surrounded by such lightweight objects? Who can cry in a world of styrofoam and cushions? Have you yet understood? This is no ordinary metal. In this metal is the alchemical potential to transform your world, by transforming your expectations. Those who have not yet held the cube in their hands and mouths will not understand, for they still live in a world of normal density, like Plato’s cave dwellers. Those who have opened their mind to the density of tungsten will shift their expectations of weight and density accordingly. To give this cube a rating of anything less than five stars would be to condemn life itself. Who am I, as a mere mortal, to judge the most compact of all affordable materials? No. I say gratefully to whichever grand being may have created this universe: good job on the tungsten. It sure is dense. I sit here with my tungsten cube, transcendent above death itself. For insofar as this tungsten cube will last forever, I am in the presence of immortality.

[@UltraNyan]

Tungsten cube that fell from 200 feet onto my head cured my immortality.

[@nuclear_wizard]

Now I'm imagining a Barbarian/Monk multiclass who trains with tungsten weapons and doesn't even get encumbered because they FIGHT with one of the heaviest objects in the game

[@formerly_human]

You know as an animator i am FLOORED by the amount of shots, scenes, and unique shit you put in these

[@captaincanterberrystudios6920]

Here within the hour. It still looks good. Great job.

[@theomnihero8221]

I now feel compelled to get a cube of tungsten and watch this video again. It's providing a bit of ASMR for me.

[@breakfastforone2510]

the sheer volume of concentrated SMUG radiating from this animation is immeasurable. What powerful energy. What distinct physical and mental superiority. I shall venture immediately to whatever avenue deals in cubes of Tungsten, and acquire one with which to purge my mortal infirmity. Thank you for showing me the way of spiritual density, Godspeed.

[@ladymecha8718]

And I say as an observer to you with that cube of tungsten, “That is someone that likes their tungsten.”

[@RichBehiel]

There are two kinds of people in this world, those who like tungsten, and those who have not yet become fully accustomed to the intensity of its density.

[@cammoore___]

THE TUNGSTEN SHALL JOIN THE FLOOR!

[@TheeSirRandom]

I love how comments from Jeaney Collects' comment section are included, the most obvious one is Skelly breaking the cube in half to it it in his mouth, and a comment over there explained that is how it was sone.

[@amadeus6987]

Wait until this guy finds out gold exists, which is 0.25% denser than tungsten

[@Irmarinen]

He quite said:"Affordable" in his review. He knows. He is just too poor to do that. I dread the day, when he can afford The Osmium Ball.

[@uditdwivedi9406]

We can only imagine his ecstasy if he got an osmium cube. Or the cube of Gods themselves, 'The Cube of Neutron'.

[@robotnerd1398]

This is the future of humanity's survival. But how do we divide a mere cube among billions? Give each a molecule because it's d e n s e.

[@anomalocaristheabnormalshr3248]

good job on the animation. it sure is well made

[@TheSerotoninMuncher]

Ah, tungsten. One of the greatest philosophers in Elemental history. Truly one of his best chapters in this video.

[@blockedjuser1272]

1:50 Half expecting him to start pushing a tungsten boulder up the cliff while "Me And The Bird" plays.

[@oceanbreeze3172]

He's the protagonist and the man with the osmium cube is the final boss

[@TheMetalButcher]

I work with Tungsten often at work, it still feels very wrong to handle.

[@milesuphere5648]

Don’t know if you’ll read this bro but these videos are great, your sister showed them to me 😂

[@huntedskelly]

Thanks so much!

[@Bliger29]

Wait until this guy discovers a cube of osmium

[@le9038]

The start of a man who has become god.

[@not.krosshair]

terraria players when they carry full tungsten armor on their body

[@Reknel]

The cube is actually pretty cute ngl

[@nekopop8159]

you can’t smash the cube, but the cube smashes you

[@m_affiliates]

this is so well animated for what is essentially a shitpost

[@patrikcath1025]

Osmium has to be this man's kryptonite

[@jeffreyfiegen1538]

I wish the second review was animated with this, would've taken it from a 9 to a 10.

[@zwlw]

Here before 100 views

[@B.Cypher]

1:34 AND MOUTHS? I love the person who made this review

[@Carsick-]

wow, that cube must be almost as dense as ᵘʳ ᵐᵒᵐ

[@_shadow_1]

And it would surely be less dense than yours.

[@cammoore___]

At least you are no longer mortal

[@csapka]

You just made this into a masterpiece. There was a guy who came up with the text, then the smoking british man who's name I forgot, gave a voice to this unkown hero, and now, you conjured it into existence of the visible world. Giving this video anything less than a like would be to condemn life it self-

[@Jarikraider]

One-Punch Man season 0 looking pretty good

[@TheAeson]

"the intensity of its density" - huntedskelly 2022, an amazing quote

[@amiableapparition]

The smug face when he puts the cube in his mouth 😂

[@Oswerb]

No joke this is one of the best reviews of a product I've ever seen. Its one of the few times a review has made me want to purchase the product.

[@teamcyeborg]

I imagine this scrawled in the notebooks of a RIPPED mad scientist

[@ZeroVoidd]

now I gotta go buy a tungsten cube, please hold while I open up Amazon-

[@owenparsley2674]

“**Heavy Boi** … I’m gonna smash stuff with it”

[@blutwirbel3180]

I am already hyped for the most peculiar man, and you showing everyone the power of Thor: The Dark World

[@nurplex_aan]

WHO WANTS TO HOLD THE TUNGSTEN CUBE

[@Pikachu_Snivy_57]

I DO! I DO!

[@the_miraidon_shogun]

alright here you go!

[@ZeroVoidd]

I legitimately cannot stop watching this video, it’s so good I’m just kidding, I have homework and stuff

[@yousseftamer4943]

I now see the wisdom in purchasing the *Tüñgēštėñ čūbê*

[@schawnnahjiri8830]

Things not heard every day : "A man who has a why can bear almost any how" lol this part made me laugh

[@somerandonamedz9991]

Now do the” ONE HEAVY BOI” part, I need it now

[@embersmirage3896]

For all the perfection of vocabulary excellence shown, „GJ, sure is dense“ is a good review for a cube of Tungsten.

[@Questions854]

1:34 i like that image where he sits on the floor and holds the cube in his mouth :)

[@Reknel]

I guess you could say that it was his... Companion Cube?

[@idkatthispoint265]

bro be happy and acting superior till he realizes he cant play videogames because he keeps breaking the keyboard by accident

[@thecrabmaestro564]

"Cured my mortality" "Me, a mere mortal" _cocks gun_ Which is it

[@g_raffthearchlich]

I wanna see a conversation between this guy and diogenes

[@Sketchwretch]

This man is sand beneath the feat of people with TWO tungsten cubes, they scoff at his power, and they have not only become immortal, but the became the very gods who created tungsten!

[@zynstein8059]

And yet, the arrogance of those who wield two tungesten cubes, for they believe themselves gods in a world less dense when there exist men who possess THREE cubes of tungsten

[@hangfire5944]

​@@zynstein8059 What a worthless plight having but three tungsten cubes as opposed to four for when you have that many the world twists from feeling like cushions and pillows to feeling like helium, nay, hydrogen may be the better comparison. The crushing of mortals, immortals, and amortals alike seems pitiful in its simplicity. It is like snapping a finger, however, even snapping your fingers can take practice. Perhaps it is more akin to clapping your hands. Whichever way you choose to describe such glorious power it makes it both clear to me and to you that having four tungsten cubes is superior.

[@arandomchiromaw9979]

and yet, all tungsten men are no match for osmium men as they carry much more than what a pitiful tungsten men can carry

[@Sketchwretch]

@@hangfire5944 **screams in black hole**

[@indoorkite651]

This is a good idea, fantastic infact

[@TheDestroyerG7X]

This has inspired me, I will now make a bunch of armor plates out of tungsten, and wear it my entire life, and once the time comes that I am able to go to Mars, I will be superman

[@DogWaterBillionaire]

You forgot the. “Heavy Boi. I’m gonna go smash stuff with it!”

[@Solesteam]

I see you too have heard the wise sermon of Tungsten

[@warpeduck9807]

INTENSETY OF ITS DENSITY

[@Superkuldn]

Welp, your animation skills really have improved over the past year.

[@sarahkeiser26]

I bought a 1-inch tungsten cube and brought it to work to show people; I can confirm there are two reactions to people first encountering the cube: 1-“you spent $50 on this?” 2-“oh wow why is it so heavy? Wait you spent $50 on this?” Also I dropped it a few times and now there are permanent scratches and dents on the floor.

[@MicroMidas]

Ludwig, soon. 😅

[@themspaintwizard3584]

Look upon this nave, still using tungsten. He will not no true power till he wields a sphere of depleted uranium alloyed with gold, coated in a layer of lead and cosiquentally iron.

[@waveii8615]

i feel ethereally enlightened, and equally so, befuddled to my wits end

[@Justanotherviewer12203]

5/5 stars Heavy Boi Almost Impossoble to pick up with one hand.

[@kirb2119]

They are actually 42 pounds, no way he's holding it so effortlessly.

[@lavasharkandboygirl9716]

No joke - I regularly work with lead and other heavy metals, and after my first few weeks on the job, I broke 4 cups and a bowl by accidentally throwing them because I forgot they weren’t gonna weigh multiple kilograms

[@ninjaden7isagamer640]

This is extra funny when you realize the cube only weighs 2.2 lbs

[@mangle9143]

Are you looking at the 1 inch one? The three and four inch ones weigh 30-40 pounds

[@robertnagy3942]

@Mangle 3 inches = 3*2.54 centimeters, which is 7.62 centimeters. Assume 3 inches is the side of the cube, which means its volume is 7.62*7.62*7.62, which gives you 442.45 cubic centimeters. Tungsten's density is 19.3 grams/ cubic cm, which means if we have 442.45 cubic cm, we can calculate its mass using the following formula: mass = density * volume. So its mass would be 442.45 * 19.3, which is 8,539.285 grams, divide by 1000 and you get that the Tungsten cube with a side length of 3 inches has a mass of 8.539 kilograms. Which would be equal to 8.539 * 2.2 pounds, which is 18.786 pounds, far from 30-40. But let's calculate the mass of the 4 inch tungsten cube too. Again, assuming 4 inches is the side length of the cube, not its diameter. 4 in = 4*2.54cm = 10.16 cm, cube the number for the volume: V = 1,048.77 cubic cm. Density remains 19.3 g/ cm^3, which means the mass is equal to 1,048.77 * 19.3 = 20,241.3 grams. Divide by 1000, you get 20.24 kg, which is 44.53 lbs. Thus, the mass of both the 3 inch side length cube, and the 4 inch side length cube, falls outside of the range you have given (30-40) (actual results: 3 inch - 18.786 lbs; 4 inch - 44.53 lbs) I did the calculations where I assumed the 3 and 4 inches were diagonals, and the results were significantly smaller than 30 pounds. "a" is the side of the cube, then we know using the Pythagorean theorem, that the square diagonal is a* square root of 2, and the diagonal of the entire cube, (body diagonal) is a* sqrt(3) . Then we know that a*sqrt(2) = 3, then a = 3 / sqrt(2), or a = 4/ sqrt(2) and you get a much smaller side length, same with the body diagonal. Therefore, in conclusion, your comment is wrong, due to the fact, that none of the masses fall into the number range (30, 40), not even in the [30, 40] closed range.

[@firstnamelastname9237]

@@robertnagy3942 All that math to get 44 which is still really close to 40, easier to remember and use.

[@robertnagy3942]

@@firstnamelastname9237 Do not question the grand *Mathematica*

[@firstnamelastname9237]

@@robertnagy3942 lol

[@Просто_Иван]

Bro cured his mortality 💀

[@samjudge1240]

Such Conviction, great pride in this story, marvellous.

[@Selatapey]

I love that the cube “cured” their mortality, meaning mortality is a disease/infection.

[@nampinanathali7957]

thank you sir now i know how to be immortal

[@jomini14]

Tungsten's atomic symbol is W for a reason

[@Voided_Contact]

imagine this as a live-action video that makes it seem like a movie trailer that will get 10/10 stars once released.

[@steve_urchin8536]

Can’t wait to buy the core of a neutron star in 2069

[@spectorcsm]

Those who don't believe in it's density surely are dense themselves.

[@inkamacron]

Those foolish mortals... foolish enough to not believe the density of such an object, they must be friends of geologists, and may be geologists themselves... well, time to kill them.

[@spectorcsm]

@@inkamacron Hopefully they, being geologists, don't wield Tungsten themselves. They may become unstoppable.

[@lewismiller722]

Sad thing is they could cost from around $20 to around $3,000