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[Ivan2006]

eh, yeah, what Iv said I guess.

[҉]

Uranus is a gas planet tho, so even if there was Uranium or Plutonium, it would be at the very core and extremely hard to get.
For Pluto, I don't think they even know what it's made out of yet because they only got shitty pics and never actually sent a probe there.

The surface of Pluto is ~98% nitrogen. Plutonium isn't found anywhere in more than trace amounts, and by trace I mean a couple of parts per trillion within uranium deposits, keeping in mind that uranium itself is very rare.

[Shadowcatbot]

Bomb or time machine?

Ehhhh both.

[Luna]

Bomb or time machine?

Ehhhh both.

A
Time bomb?

[Chairman_Tiel]

Uranus is a gas planet tho, so even if there was Uranium or Plutonium, it would be at the very core and extremely hard to get.
For Pluto, I don't think they even know what it's made out of yet because they only got shitty pics and never actually sent a probe there.

The surface of Pluto is ~98% nitrogen. Plutonium isn't found anywhere in more than trace amounts, and by trace I mean a couple of parts per trillion within uranium deposits, keeping in mind that uranium itself is very rare.

That gives me an idea. What if we added URANIUM to minecraft to craft guns and stuff? It would be rarer than diamond so naturally that means balance isn't a consideration!

[Prototype]

I actually need to work uranium in, because you can't have a nuclear rail gun without any nukes.

[Chairman_Tiel]

Use diamond. Diamonds inexplicably turn into anything in this kind of suggestion.

BTW, speaking of diamonds, I hear they aren't even that rare. Apparently it's just one company that has a monopoly on the resource and carefully regulates the supply so as to maximize demand.

[Prototype]

That isn't totally inaccurate, I'm sure it used to be something like that, at least with the African mines.

And I can use a weapons box as an alchemy station or something.

[Vinyl]

We have so many diamonds, we probably will never use all of them.

[ACH0225]

Thanks, DeBeers and Ciesel Rhodes, you hoodwinked more generations than most before with your lies about diamonds and Rhodesia.

[҉]

Use diamond. Diamonds inexplicably turn into anything in this kind of suggestion.

BTW, speaking of diamonds, I hear they aren't even that rare. Apparently it's just one company that has a monopoly on the resource and carefully regulates the supply so as to maximize demand.

IIRC the problem with diamonds is that they're super rare everywhere except the couple of places where they're not, and where they're not you can pick them up with a shovel.

[Shadowcatbot]

Use diamond. Diamonds inexplicably turn into anything in this kind of suggestion.

BTW, speaking of diamonds, I hear they aren't even that rare. Apparently it's just one company that has a monopoly on the resource and carefully regulates the supply so as to maximize demand.

IIRC the problem with diamonds is that they're super rare everywhere except the couple of places where they're not, and where they're not you can pick them up with a shovel.

In reality diamonds are just dead things, So everyone rich is wearing dead stuff.

[҉]

Use diamond. Diamonds inexplicably turn into anything in this kind of suggestion.

BTW, speaking of diamonds, I hear they aren't even that rare. Apparently it's just one company that has a monopoly on the resource and carefully regulates the supply so as to maximize demand.

IIRC the problem with diamonds is that they're super rare everywhere except the couple of places where they're not, and where they're not you can pick them up with a shovel.

In reality diamonds are just dead things, So everyone rich is wearing dead stuff.

Not really. You're thinking about coal, which is formed largely from Carboniferous-era swamps. Diamonds are made of carbon, which is indeed the basis for life, but most diamonds were formed not only hundreds of miles underground but also billions of years ago, while multicellular (Why the hell does the forum spellcheck believe in 'unicellular' but not 'multicellular'?) life needed to form that kind of deposit has only existed for a billion or so years. The carbon in diamonds comes from carbon-rich minerals.

[cats]

Lead mines.

[Shadowcatbot]

So anyone have that plutonium yet? The timer on the bomb is starting to say ooooo