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http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20140314-the-worlds-scarcest-material

 

Rare Earth metals and resources such as idium are becoming very scarse. We need to either find more, or find substitutes to these resources

 

Rare Earth Metals for whatever reason have not gotten as much attention as Oil for example but the truth is that its in far smaler supply

 

Rare Earth Metals and compounds are essential for many if our technologies such as Cellphones, Tablets, Digital Cameras and even some hybrid/electric battery technology

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Seeka

I wanna move to mars. Earth is too close to a bad ending. We have to restart or move.

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weed

and that was 2 years ago lmao probably 10x worse now

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I blame that on people that have this crazy necesity to upgrade their cellphones and stuff the day they come out just because they have like 10 more pixels on screen -_-

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Bad Bromance

Perhaps this could be avoided if more people recycled their smartphones and other technological equipment.  Municipalities in the U.S. make it very difficult for people to recycle technological equipment that no longer works, is damaged or simply obsolete.  I mean, you really shouldn't have to drive for miles to a recycling center.  Frankly, all municipalities should collect such items for recycling. 

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Katsuki Bakugo
8 minutes ago, Bad Bromance said:

Perhaps this could be avoided if more people recycled their smartphones and other technological equipment.  Municipalities in the U.S. make it very difficult for people to recycle technological equipment that no longer works, is damaged or simply obsolete.  I mean, you really shouldn't have to drive for miles to a recycling center.  Frankly, all municipalities should collect such items for recycling. 

I was about to post something like this, but Smart Daddy already did. Recycle people! 

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16 minutes ago, Bad Bromance said:

Perhaps this could be avoided if more people recycled their smartphones and other technological equipment.  Municipalities in the U.S. make it very difficult for people to recycle technological equipment that no longer works, is damaged or simply obsolete.  I mean, you really shouldn't have to drive for miles to a recycling center.  Frankly, all municipalities should collect such items for recycling. 

I agree 

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AddMeOnMYSPACE
45 minutes ago, Seeka said:

I wanna move to mars. Earth is too close to a bad ending. We have to restart or move.

If we do, in about 100 years we'll be in the same place :rip:

maybe they should like build a clone machine and clone all the metal :rip: idk I'm out of ideas. At this point we're doom. 

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Seeka
2 minutes ago, AddMeOnMYSPACE said:

If we do, in about 100 years we'll be in the same place :rip:

maybe they should like build a clone machine and clone all the metal :rip: idk I'm out of ideas. At this point we're doom. 

It isn't living. I'm not sure why we aren't doing it.

We can clone things, but it must be incredibly expensive to clone something, even if it is something.

I need to research cloning.

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Mikey Monster

IK technology is great and all but it's also so damn distracting to the world. This was bound to happen cuz the whole world is in demand of it

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Seeka
9 minutes ago, AddMeOnMYSPACE said:

If we do, in about 100 years we'll be in the same place :rip:

maybe they should like build a clone machine and clone all the metal :rip: idk I'm out of ideas. At this point we're doom. 

According to my limited research, we can copy (cloning is limited to living organisms) metals, but it is difficult (but possible) to get a close enough clone.

But it is theoretically impossible to make an exact exact clone.

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AddMeOnMYSPACE
15 minutes ago, Seeka said:

According to my limited research, we can copy (cloning is limited to living organisms) metals, but it is difficult (but possible) to get a close enough clone.

But it is theoretically impossible to make an exact exact clone.

we need to invest into science and technology more! I feel like if we do, we'll discover a lot more things that might be useful. At least to get us by before we actually run out of resources :rip:

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JevyDuty

China must be very happy; they practically have a monopoly on these metals.

The laws of supply and demand dictates that technology will only get more expensive unless something is done about this. 

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