#Greed gold

[starlightsconstellations]

a list of everyone's tag

If they're an emoji it's something else

Added to as needed

Corpse green - evil rick (Rick and Morty)

Desecration gray - Rick Prime (Rick and Morty)

Cake yellow - Tori (Toriel Dreemurr Undertale, neutral ending)

Cranberry red - Cranberry (Underfell Papyrus)

Electric yellow - DC (Error Sans)

Electric black - AC (Error Sans)

Moon white - Luna (MLP au)

Sun yellow - Celestia (MLP au, same au as Luna)

Stone yellow - Ruffled Feathers (Crystal pony OC MLP au, same au as Luna and Celestia)

Indifferent black - The Director (Crystal pony OC MLP au, same au as Luna, Celestia and Ruffled Feathers)

Magic purple - Twilight Sparkle (Season 2 variant)

Tar black - Patrick (mlanders0n au)

Lipstick red - Velvette (Hazbin Hotel)

Feather black - Stolas (Helluva Boss)

Royal pink - Stella Goetia (Helluva Boss)

Adoration red - Valentino (Hazbin Hotel)

Electric green - AI Chihiro Fujisaki (Danganronpa)

Gambler gold - Celestia Ludenberg (Danganronpa)

Gear gray - Mangle, Fun Time Bonnie, Withered Bonnie, Fun Time Foxy, Springtrap, Spring Bonnie, Freddy Fazbear and Fun Time Freddy (Five Nights at Freddy's)

Hero yellow - Toshinori Yagi (My Hero Academia au)

Love red - Hizashi Yamada/Present Mic (My Hero Academia same au as Toshinori)

Gear Blblack - Black Lion (Voltron)

Gear yellow - Yellow Lion (Voltron)

Gear red - Red Lion (Voltron)

Greed gold - dragon! (He's just a sleepy European dragon)

[iamthepulta]

@joemomrgneissguy SPACE MINING. HO BOY.

So when mining comes into a conversation, there are several 'laws' of mining and processing that I like to consider that people tend to forget:

Location and rarity of commodity

Location and rarity of extraction techniques/reagents

What is necessary for this operation to work?

Where does the finished product go?

Some of these are extraneous. Theoretically, we don't have to care that iron is common on earth and might be present on the moon, so it changes the conversation from "why?" to "how would we?". Same with extraction and reagents. If you don't care how expensive it is to ship- for example: water and carbon dioxide to the moon because you want to process He-3, nothing can stop you.

However, what will stop planning, is processing. Blowing up a rock is easy. Collecting the rock and breaking it into a usable form is not. If there isn't a plan for exactly what commodity is being mined and how to separate it and all the equipment that needs to be made to get it into a usable form, and a plan to get that equipment into space. God help the poor bastard.

And fundamentally, no matter HOW you turn it, people use the finished product. If there are no people where you are mining the Thing, you need to have a way for the Thing to get back to the people who need it. WHY are you mining the Thing? What is economic about the Thing being made? and Is it worth the money?

[angry geologist rant under the cut]

So the thing about space and asteroids is metals come in native form a lot of the time because there's nothing to oxidize them; it makes processing simpler and the density increases profit. This is usually what people talk about when they go off about space mining: Ohh, if we just reach this asteroid 400 years away there's so much Gold and Platinum! Ohh, if we just crashed a FUCKING ASTEROID INTO EARTH OR MARS we could be so rich!

However this is a LIE for two reasons: It's actually harder to process straight sulfides or straight metal because they aren't brittle. Instead of breaking into smaller pieces you can separate and process, they jam the crusher. Universities with mining departments often have huge chunks of impressive high-grade sitting around that were donated by companies when they jammed their fucking system. If you can't break it down, it's a useless fucking clump of rock.

Secondly, even if you have native metals clumped together like an iron-nickel asteroid, unless you want an iron-nickel product, you have to separate them. Since it's not brittle, you would have to pour a bunch of hydrochloric on it and wait for the reaction to dissolve the outer surface.

And all this is assuming the metals are on Earth. If not, you have to figure out how to do this in space. How much HCl will you need? How are you going to fly it up there? How are you going to break it down? How are you going to replace parts when they inevitably break?

The big "commodity" on the moon is Helium-3, which is extremely rare on Earth. (So yes, we have a need, and yes, there's substantial reason to mine it in a place where it's more accessible.) The logic starts breaking down around "getting it back" and "how does the operation work": In moon quantities (up to 15 parts per billion (ppb)), you have to mine about 150 tons to extract 1g of He-3. That's not unreasonable, to be honest, since economic gold hovers around 7-12 ppb. And technically you'd only have to heat the rock to 600-700 C. However, things do melt at those temperatures. Then you have to get it back to earth. Either a SpaceX-style return and come back, or a drop shipments- It's just insane to me though that we would use SO MANY RESOURCES to rip up the fucking moon, even with an automated system, when if you look at He-3 we already produce what equals 11 pounds of He-3 yearly from Oil and Gas deposits, it's just not collected.

I have more beef with planets that are theoretically resource-rich, but people just- don't care about getting them back to Earth? Venus has significant metal-Sulfides and Tellurides in its atmosphere, which is why people joke about the "floating oxygen colonies" on Venus. But congratulations! You've colonized a planet that is inaccessible to human technology because anything we've ever designed will dissolve. Same with Europa. To design something that works on Venus - not to mention extracts things in the proper form to be used in human conditions - and/or get them back to Earth means redesigning how we think of the properties of the periodic table.

With extraction, we play a lot with oxidation states, and one of the rules is to stay within Earth's aqueous conditions. If you oxidize anything too much, your solution will want to vaporize to oxygen. Reduce anything too much, and your solution will want to vaporize to hydrogen gas.

So, if you design anything on Earth designed for conditions on Venus, it will be unstable. If you design anything on Venus meant for Earth, it will be unstable.

Which is kind of the end of my rant, I guess. Don't crash something into Earth unless you can process it. If you can process it in space, can you get it back? Who's responsible when the thing breaks? Why the fuck is money being spent when 9 times out of 10 we have it here on earth with the conditions we're familiar with?

If we've somehow depleted Earth enough that we need resources from other planets, which would insinuate we have not figured out how to recycle our own metals, which is untrue, and likewise we have no business in space anyway- Where did all our resources go? Are we leaving for those other planets? Do we have faster-than-light travel to collect the new resources in a timely manner?

There isn't even water in space half the time and if you do have a colony on Mars and tech bros are going to process all the hematite to build their shitty underground Martian city, are they shipping water from the north and south poles to do this? Have they figured out how to renew the carbon filters that are going to be needed to get all the waste and organics out of it once it's used?

In my opinion, it's all just fucking stupid. Space mining tries to answer a question that doesn't need to be asked with people who don't know how mineral processing works who haven't thought what the logistics require and don't care that entropy demands even minerals in stasis don't last forever. But it's ~new~ and the dollar signs on metallic asteroids gleam in their eyes and I want to take out Elon Musk's kneecaps.

[arn359]

Make this for my tiktok. I need ppl to understand how i see him.

All he wanted was a bread. He let himself be consumed by greed for a bread. His greed is just a bread. A bread, so he can be barely fulled.

[gear-systim]

|| GREED 💸 Block Tales [ Demo 3 ] 💰 anon request -- demo 3 is actually insane off the wall jesus christ. this guy barely even scrapes the surface i'm scared || "AND you brought a friend? Double whammy! I'm gonna enjoy this.."

"C'MERE!"

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[professional-d]

Gold rush Outis.

Id actually done a sketch of this before way back on my first outis dump, but it wasn't very definitive, so I'm unsure if I ever posted it. Anyways, I finally got around to doing it!!! I think king of greed is a pretty good fit for outis..magical girl trio when. I hope to draw more EGO arts in the future, if I manage to get the ideas ...

[nerdy-talks]

*gasps and squeals and giggles and fangirls*

[i-am-trans-gwender]

So you know the whole "eat the rich" thing. I just ate some rich people and they tasted terrible. Their stomachs were full of coins because they drink it like their Scrooge Mcduck. Why don't we just kill them instead?

[krafterwrites]

Phantom Rider skin in Sonic Speed Sim???

[emmikay]

Father: Sometimes I wonder if I failed as a father.

Greed: SOMETIMES?!

[lovelyprincessn64]

Seven Deadly desires

This is a Halloween request from @Thetageis for wanting each of the characters of a game called Dark Deception representing each of dark desires and turn to Darkness when they get something well thing away into the darkness and trap within purgatory.

Shout out goes to @Thetageis for the idea and request.

[ramblebramblepoetry]

Sea swallow me; my rosary

Break into pearls; let breakers hurl

Them unto the rocks; between the docks

Shining silver stars; opalescent glint

Like the look in my father's eyes when he saw the gold.

Sea swallow me; let the deep

Take me down; let him keep

His empty hands, grasping; unable

To choose between gold and girl

Before both left him hollow.

[sigery]

Since @amphiptere-art started talking about dying fire trying to redeem himself and apologize and be better and all that, now I'm thinking about Gold and Kitten's relationship dynamic. In one way, it would make sense for things to be okay but awkward between them but on the other hand, them being super close would also be super cute.

@madcatdaderpydrawer-blog

Also I don't think I ever gave Gold a defined appearance and/or color scheme but the idea of him asking if he could be the same shade of brown as Kitten would be super adorable. Meaning that Gold is not at all gold in color would also be amusing. Possibly Gold's color scheme is brownies and blondies, so a rich darker brown and a tan lighter brown. Kitten likes desserts and Gold is dessert colored. Okay this part is just kind of silly. The idea of Gold's rays being treated like you would nails, so they are constantly changing colors and patterns, usually by the request of Kitten.

Kitten referring to Gold as either Goldie or Big Brother (while the others are older/younger brother/cousin)

Kitten knowing his original moon and monty didn't love him and probably never would, but his original sun came to him to apologize and he at least has one brother from his original universe and that's special. Kitten has metaphorical scars on his hands from trying to pick up the shattered pieces of what he thought was a family, but Gold intentionally got scars too because he helped pick out the pieces that could be saved... this metaphor sounded a lot better in my head.

I'm just having emotions about Gold and Kitten being close

And also Kitten possibly getting upset with Blue Moon for always being so hostile towards his Big Brother and Dad when he thinks Kitten isn't paying attention. Kitten is pretty ditzy but he is also fiercely protective of his family and isn't going to stand by while Blue Moon belittles them.

Gold apologized and is an amazing brother now. And Greed loves Kitten unconditionally and has never intentionally hurt him. Greed shouldn't be judged by any other monty's actions because Greed has been taking good care of Kitten before he even met Blue Moon.

[mekanikaltrifle]

stop making fantasy dwarves scottish 2024 challenge [impossible]

[crowns-of-violets-and-roses]

Hitting book of stabbing with strength down until it literally hits for zero is one of the most satisfying things in this game.

[missathlete31]

Deadly Sins Dagger Moodboards

Fifth Round is done! It started a little close but then the winner became clear (I think the call sign helped!)

Reuben Payback Fitch- Greed

Greed does not rest until it is satisfied, and Greed is never satisfied

Masterlist can be found Here

Rooster's Wrath Board

Phoenix's Pride Board

Bob's Sloth Board

Hangman's Lust Board

Only one more round of voting to decide our last two sins!!! Thank you everyone who has voted! I hope you like the final results 🥰

[cd-rick]

Analiza Pieței - 21 Octombrie 2024 (FINANȚE)

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