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Cool, so we can stop paying all of those 3rd world kids to mine diamonds now right? Oh, and can we finally admit that diamonds are stupid and extremely over priced because basically every mine in the world is owned by 2 companies.

Archive: https://archive.today/EJeZp

From the post:

>A diamond – from the Greek ἀδάμας (adámas), meaning unconquerable – is a three-dimensional cubic or hexagonal lattice of carbon atoms. As its bonds are strong and its atoms packed closely together, diamond is the hardest natural material and the least compressible. Diamonds have high thermal conductivity and high electrical resistivity, but can be combined with small amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and boron and made into semiconductors. A diamond’s surface does not easily stick to other materials, but moves smoothly against them. Diamonds are chemically inert and not toxic to living tissue. In their pure form, diamonds are colorless and have a high dispersion of light, but the presence of certain impurities can add magnificent color to diamond gemstones.

Cool, so we can stop paying all of those 3rd world kids to mine diamonds now right? Oh, and can we finally admit that diamonds are stupid and extremely over priced because basically every mine in the world is owned by 2 companies. Archive: https://archive.today/EJeZp From the post: >>A diamond – from the Greek ἀδάμας (adámas), meaning unconquerable – is a three-dimensional cubic or hexagonal lattice of carbon atoms. As its bonds are strong and its atoms packed closely together, diamond is the hardest natural material and the least compressible. Diamonds have high thermal conductivity and high electrical resistivity, but can be combined with small amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and boron and made into semiconductors. A diamond’s surface does not easily stick to other materials, but moves smoothly against them. Diamonds are chemically inert and not toxic to living tissue. In their pure form, diamonds are colorless and have a high dispersion of light, but the presence of certain impurities can add magnificent color to diamond gemstones.
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Apparently you can buy a machine to make these from china for ~200k.