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gerald
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Re: Gold

Post by gerald »

Gold is considered valuable because it is rare, out side of it's interesting properties.

What would the value of gold be if it could be created? Would it still be used as a store of value?
And if were no longer a store of value because it could be common what would happen in the world of finance or to those who consider it valuable?

Are the consequences of the above the reason that the information like the below is suppressed?
http://drmyronevans.files.wordpress.com ... arge-3.pdf

'Although the transmutation of carbon and oxygen in an electric arc was reported by George
Oshawa in an esoteric publication and was reported to
produce a new iron alloy in potentially economically producible quantities. The metal termed
“George Osawa steel” did not become a market success'

http://www.levity.com/alchemy/nelson2_3.html ( transmutation of base elements into gold )

"Analysis of the reaction product confirmed the result and revealed an unexpected extra: a trace of gold was produced by the combination of Na, O, and K with the Cu and Fe electrodes."

Yes, this is only experimental, but so was growing rubies and diamonds, they are now common.

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