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That wasn't what the article said. If you truncate sentences in both directions to make a distorted point, you might as well stop. The rest of the sentence read
by esturk 8y ago
That wasn't what the article said. If you truncate sentences in both directions to make a distorted point, you might as well stop. The rest of the sentence reads:
> ... cobalt, a metal found in finite supplies and concentrated in one of the globe's more precarious countries.
Notice how it reads differently.
- kwhitefoot 8y agoIt was a general point about how there are endless articles predicting that there will not be enough of element X when that element is in fact not rare, merely energetically costly to refine, and in fact currently so common as to not drive effective recycling or conservation.