>buying useless yellow rocks.
Don't tell me you fell for the gold meme, anons.
Buying useless yellow rocks
Tyler Edwards
William Wright
lmao nibba
Luis Sullivan
You are dumber than the dumbest bush Pygmy if you think we’re going to mine entire fucking asteroids within this century
Blake Collins
it's almost as if there's this whole other side to the price of money called demand
Bentley James
>within this century
Why don't you think we will be able too? Things are moving really fast in in the fields of spacecraft and robotics.
Tyler Scott
We won’t even be back to the moon for another 10 years. Space mining is 50 years away.
Landon Wood
Space doesn't exist. This is a psyop to keep the gold price down.
Jackson Brooks
Silver > gold. In an actual collapse scenario where people are trading in precious metals, if you're paying in gold, you are basically guaranteed to overpay. If you want to buy something that costs $20, for instance, you would be paying in dust specks if you're paying in gold.
Jeremiah Evans
Humanity isn’t unified enough to asteroid mine. This would start new resource wars and that’s not even getting into the cost that all that weight would bring. And even if we were by some miracle able to quickly (relatively speaking) start asteroid mining, the mining cost would be so high that it would spike the price of precious metals
Andrew Murphy
>this is what spherecucks believe
Luke Ward
>believing space isnt water as God stated
ngmi
Austin Ortiz
>he misinterpreted god
ngmi
Adam Long
Cringe
Juan Murphy
Landon Russell
where do i invest in space mining futures
Jeremiah Clark
John Wright
haha wait wait
what if SPACE is WATER
that's why the fucking sky is blue
OMG...
Brandon Ross
Daniel Cox
you guys are all double digit
Even if we asteroid mine in our lifetime, it's going to be an irrelevant small amount. Think about the entire mass of stuff we've ever sent outside of earth
- some toys
- 3 guys to the moon which was prob fake anyway
- 10 dead people
- the ISS
>there's 171,000 tons of gold on earth
>the ISS weighs 460 tons
>a hypothetical gold-mining ISS can carry 6 people, or roughly 1200 lbs of gold
>0.5 tons of gold
it's irrelevant and you're all wiggers who can't think
Daniel Sanders
Why would it even matter when we don't even need a spacecraft to mine iron and gold right now lmao
Sebastian Sanders
Okay, faggot. The minute we can actually bring back a viable source of gold from a fucking asteroid where production doesn't exceed cost I will eat my hat.
WE ARE NEVER GETTING OFF THIS ROCK
The whole asteroid trillionaire meme is some military grade jewish propaganda
Tyler Long
>HE STILL THINKS SPACE IS REAL KEK
Alexander Howard
There is literally no reason to mine asteroids or any other celestial body as mineral resources are *practically* unlimited
>metals do not dissappear once used, they are still around in waste dumps and scraps
>depletion is not physical condition but rather economic
>metal markets will balance and technology will be incentivized to recycle metals from scrap
Even if we were able to mine massive amounts of metals from space, the oversupply caused by this would immediatly make prices plummet and discourage its extraction
t. MSc mineral economics
Caleb Barnes
Multiverselet
Caleb Morales
>multiverse vs universe
semantic retard
Ryan Bailey
>1940+80
>mining space roids
you know you can just forcibly round up all the goy and take their shekels right? probably a little more realistic
Justin Campbell
I fell for $TRY of TRIAS as their decentralize-SaaS has already been tested and used on many Industrial clients including the top financial institutions and power industries.
Charles Taylor
Sending shit down is much easier than sending it up.
Jayden Torres
>within this century
Literally piping drool over the internet onto a Tajikistani iron-smelting forum when ENIAC wasn't even built 80 years ago.
William Brooks
based
Gavin Gomez
aren't things easier to move in space due to there being no friction / weightlessness? why is the moon landing fake given that we have photos of the landing site made from Earth with telescopes as well as multiple satellite images across multiple nations including former USSR states?
Easton Martinez
There is a point people are missing here.
PMs will go to astronomical prices and that will launch space mining.
Before Golden meteor rain we will see gold bull run of this era.
Aiden Flores
You don't really need to mine it to start trading it.