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Hribivor 8 Monaten

wth, looks like ai

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Fabulous Naturevor 8 Monaten

The size of marble cut in a quarry

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JAvor 8 Monaten

What’s the point of dropping the big marble slabs on the floor when they shatter into many pieces? It doesn’t make sense. Isn’t that a waste

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Artcrushvor 8 Monaten

Coming to get one for me bathroom

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Fabien Prévotsvor 8 Monaten

@grok, where is this marble quarry? In Italy?

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ENTROPY 🔮vor 8 Monaten

That's not how marble is made

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Karan Checkervor 8 Monaten

That broken marble is wastage right? Isn’t it better to cut smaller pieces than to cut larger pieces which break apart at random locations.

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2cents (Stand-up Comedy arc)vor 8 Monaten

bet that can make a lot of marbles

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panchanko1970vor 8 Monaten

Holy shit!

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Krisztianvor 8 Monaten

We know from archeologists that people 5000 years ago carried these things on their back with little to no effort so it isn't that impressive really...

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VeloPaul 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍀vor 8 Monaten

@grok is this AI?

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Ayezavor 8 Monaten

300 million years ago in Arkansas, oceanic rock was pushed up when continents collided hot silica rich waters drained down the fractures forming ice clear quartz Watch this 📹 @rocksforthe

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p0ngvor 8 Monaten

First thought…

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Ikce Wicasavor 8 Monaten

So destructive

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Witnessvor 8 Monaten

@grok, is this good for environment

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Andyvor 8 Monaten

I bet you can feel the ground shake when one of those fall!

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Doofy Gilmorevor 8 Monaten

That's crazy, I don't even think kids really even play with marbles that much nowadays

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あらあら死神vor 8 Monaten

Just wait till you look up similar quarries that have been around since before the Younger Dryas 12 thousand years ago...

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Patrick Lockwoodvor 8 Monaten

But don’t they look fun to jump on and ride while they fall? @SystemicTexism boys night

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William Feahrvor 8 Monaten

Howa' 'bout them marbles!

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DTVSvor 8 Monaten

The earth giveth, those of the earth taketh away.

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Mohawkvor 8 Monaten

@grok what techniques are they using to cut those stones?

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David Lazarus 🌊🇺🇦🇵🇸🌈🎹🎶🎵vor 8 Monaten

They destroy the marble. The ancients knew better.

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TannerTheNerdvor 8 Monaten

That’s insane

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Valérie LAVILLEvor 8 Monaten

😮

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Filipvor 8 Monaten

How can a whole mountain be this solid and perfect

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Ravoozvor 8 Monaten

This is hugeeeeeee

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Safiya 😮‍💨vor 8 Monaten

The Bingham Canyon Mine is the largest man-made excavation and deepest open-pit mine in the world southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah, in the Oquirrh Mountains. significant porphyry copper deposit have been extracted here

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Simon Carpiovor 8 Monaten

What if we built cities INTO the marble?

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Paulvor 8 Monaten

Mondo cuts

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Tommy Beachvor 8 Monaten

@grok how much of the world's accessible marble has been harvested by humans?

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Muzaffarvor 8 Monaten

nature's excavation power

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Always Solving!vor 8 Monaten

Amazing video!

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