I predicted that the next phone will be organic...probably an implant.
Most likely a genital phone..
Dphone is quite apt actually ...
As it is I have seen a lot of dicks locally who use their phones while driving....
HAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAAA
I predicted that the next phone will be organic...probably an implant.
Most likely a genital phone..
Dphone is quite apt actually ...
As it is I have seen a lot of dicks locally who use their phones while driving....
HAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAAA
The first organic phones will probobly appear approximately the same time as a bottle of water cost as much as a bottle of gold. When I think of it. Gold is a complete waste of metal. How could anyone think it's worth owning. Totally useless water on the other hand. It will be expensive...
Not so. Gold has a lot of very useful and unique properties. High electrical and thermal conductivity, ductility and resistance to corrosion make it invaluable in electronics. The last two make it also an excellent material for covering surfaces with.
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How could anyone think it's worth owning.
Why would you and I want to own it may be questionable, but why would someone who can make use of its exclusive properties want to own it is pretty obvious. If it were common, that's where it would stop. Unfortunately it isn't, which pushes its price up, which makes it an attractive investment commodity, thus answering the question why Joe Average may want some too, even though he is not going to make electrical wires out of it.
Not so. Gold has a lot of very useful and unique properties. High electrical and thermal conductivity, ductility and resistance to corrosion make it invaluable in electronics. The last two make it also an excellent material for covering surfaces with.
Why would you and I want to own it may be questionable, but why would someone who can make use of its exclusive properties want to own it is pretty obvious. If it were common, that's where it would stop. Unfortunately it isn't, which pushes its price up, which makes it an attractive investment commodity, thus answering the question why Joe Average may want some too, even though he is not going to make electrical wires out of it.
It's use in electronic is hardly any of the main drivers behind the price.
When you think of it. If you are landowner. Do you I own it all the way down to earth's core? Or even part of the core?
