>http://www.concreteopenings.com/article/gitmo/
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the rarity of gold over silver is another false Idea that they have confirmed with you via normalcy bias.
Silver CAME out of the ground historically at 15:1 with gold, gold however has no reactive properties, and every ounce of gold that humans have ever mined and not lost at sea is still with us: About 7 billion ounces we know of.
Silver historically trades 15:1 with gold, but now it only comes out of the ground 9 to 1. The issue, silver oxidizes and erodes away over time. Most of the silver humanity has mined is gone unless it was meticulously maintained. The result, is that there are about 7 billion ounces of above ground silver available too.
The big concern is that silver has more uses than any comodity except oil, and we are now using it up faster than we mine it. If nothing happens to the price, silver will be gone in 2 decades.
Get 20 of your friends together and have them measure how much gold they are wearing and compare it to about 1/3 of a gram of silver for each device, and see which you all have more of.
Think about that, silver would have to go up 9 times just to reach the factor on which its price was based for millennia.
I would not hold any gold when you can hold silver.
>Why do I feel like a fucking teacher. I thought you guise were autists.
Because you have delusions of grandeur, I interviewed to fly those planes in west Texas Jr., but someone asked me if chemtrails were real and I said "no"
100 yrs, I don't know if that is true but what I do know, is that we have been mining both for thousands of years, and I've seen some 80-100 year old coins this week that were so covered in silver oxide you could not even see the original coin. How many silver denari have you seen? Not many. I'm guessing you have less than 100 troy ounces of silver, is that correct?
The silver iodide flares kinda proves my point, you think those molecules of AgI will ever be recovered? Impossible. That is what happens to silver.
It has to be 400/oz before it makes any sense at all to recover it from cell phones and computer equipment.
You and I said the same thing, glad to see folks are awake on this.
Silver and gold will reach parity one day which should scare the shit out of you. If gold went to 20K an ounce, who cares? we don't use it as anything but money for the most part (some exceptions)
If silver was 20K an ounce, that is $330 worth of silver in your cell phone. (1/60th)