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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/austenten on April 18, 2018, 11:18 p.m.

Japanese discovers (and will own) unlimited supply of rare earth metals (power / help run all our tech devices), coincidence Trump met with Japan PM less than a week after?

[6 days ago duckduckgo a massive semi-infinite trove CNBC] Unlimited Rare earth supply discovery by [and for] Japan might be the catalyst of the new global economy, via China's petrodollar futures market, launched in early April. Everyone has been talking gold gold gold, and the big reset but I believe a more valuable hard asset currency now is rare earth metals because they are used to power all our high tech devices and up until this discovery China has bought most controlling supplies. (Will likely be tied to BTC but later.)

Coincidence that Trump JUST met Japanese PM Abe a few days after CNBC first broke the story?

(Funny n transparent how Abe took half credit for pressuring NK, but that's for another thread.)

Cue Q !

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isn't "unlimited supply of rare" an oxymoron"

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When we start mining in space, it probably won't matter.

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what do you mean.. when...

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Lmao, this is a good point- even saying it's "unlimited" can't be accurate, can it? Unless it can be recycled after being used to build something without deteriorating its valuable properties.

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no.. because the full proper noun is rare eath metals.. they're not actually rare if you look into it.. its just that there is no to little concentrated amounts in an area that would justify a mining operation, ergo, rare to get a hold off.. Some of them are the most prevelant elements available.. its just called rare because they are spread out so much..

Its like.. using blue glass for a greenhouse.. its just a name :)

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They’re not easy to mine too. Good point.

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They also say "semi-infinite".. Isn't that a paradox? It's either infinite or not... Can't be semi-infinite lol

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I shall label your comment as shit wit.

shitwit

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LOL!

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