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>>29324727
I've been looking for this pic, thanks. I've only saved it to /tmp because I thought I wouldn't need it.

Fucking manganese shills.

>>29219741
Jesus fuck, this pic, and the musk connection.
I deleted the manganes myth debunking pic because I thought I wouldn't need it anymore.
The TL;DR was that less than 3% of manganese production is going into batteries, and that is going to be even lower, since everyone is mving AWAY from manganese-based chemistries.
Manganese is mainly used for steel so you might as well invest in CLF.

>>26223468
It's still a PnD scam tho.

>>25891567
Are you being disingenuous for a reason? That pic has been deboooonked so many times and you still try to shill your PnD to newfags. Shame on you.

>>25867367
>>25867462
Manganese is a meme lol. Less than 5% of manganese is used for EVs. If a million tesla cars were sold, and their batteries contained 33% manganese (lol nope), that would be less than 1% of the yearly manganese production of the world.
>Unless Tesla or something partners with them, or they become a popular choice for "environmentally responsible manganese"
This is literally their only chance and there is precisely 0 chance of it happening.

>>25777250
Would you please stopp sreading misinformation to everyone? This is thoroughly debunked. Manganese is just an additive to electrodes, and is not new. It's also only about 5% of all manganese sales.

>pic related, this project was also fake. IT was a cold war-era cover story for a submarine finding boat.

>>25749700
Manganese is a meme. Less than 10% of manganese goes to EV production, and it's getting less and less. It's jsut someone bagholding from an othewise obvious PnD.

>pic related, this was also a scam. Or more precisely, a cover operation for a cold war-era submarine finding boat.

>>25727377
Haha, manganese is such a fucking obvious Pump N Dump. And som any salty bagholders too.

I wonder if the same will happen to PLUG holders, since Hydrogen as an energy storage is a silly idea.

>>25700691
Is there a lot of gold left in the oceans? I know that in ancient times there were literally just nuggets of gold copper, and other shit just laying around but they've all mostly been found.

t. just wants to find a gold nugget in his life

>>25706734
That implies that there will be news.

>>25556684
How is life on mentally disabled benefits?

Are manganese nodule boat mining companies coming back?