The Most Valuable Place on Earth
<p>Sure, per secular square inch, some billionaire’s Bluetooth is effectively pretty valuable. Taylor Swift’s brain and even her cat’s boxes might scratch out inconceivable wealth by the second. Many would speculate Dubai may have the world’s most massive stash at some casino, or a drug kingpin’s fancy, indoor, ski-resort lair made of cocaine bricks and sets from classic-rock videos. But in terms of sheer value, and pricelessness, one spot on this big flaming iron ball has them all beat.</p>
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<p>Rio Tinto’s Kennecott Smelter — The Hand of God Points to The Most Valuable Place on Earth</p>
<p>Experts say a manufacturing defect of the earth ruptured and up came the extremely hot goodness from below. Gold, silver, copper, lead and a good portion of the periodic table intruded into the 300-million-year-old quartz and limestone sea bed. Miners and geologists call the precious ore, galena. (guh·lee·nuh) At the east end it is rich in silver, to the west, copper.</p>
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