Seeing as how diamond is the hardest known metal, why don't we use it to make bulletproof vests or cars and trucks and stuff
Seeing as how diamond is the hardest known metal...
David Mitchell
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Aiden Young
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Isaiah Ward
>hurr durr
>diamonds not a metal
>hurr durr
Michael Garcia
They do you idiot
Ayden Anderson
Common everyone know that the hardest metal know to man is DragonForce.
Jose Perez
Because it's too heavy, 1 gram of diamond weights like 15 grams or something.
Parker Evans
I have a diamond truck
Leo Lewis
real answer is cause theres a difference between hardness and energy dispersion. a diamond hit with a bullet might shatter, where something like kevlar disperses the energy throughout the jacket lessening the force
Mason Butler
>Because it's too heavy, 1 gram of diamond weights like 15 grams or something.
I'm not sure if you are trolling or are retarded
Isaac Barnes
Because if you make something new with it, then it's just coal.
Nathan Powell
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Henry Wright
Considering how stupid the OP is, I’m not too surprised by the retarded response.
Blake Perry
Hardest means nothing can scratch it, it doesn't mean it's shatter proof.
Bentley Morgan
Because people would just switch to diamond headed bullets.
Gavin Cook
It depends on the measuring apparatus you use. Sure you are right for a normal method, but if you are using microwave time you have to account for the conversion factor.
Jace Perez
Gee it sure is newfag in here
Caleb Robinson
It it's so shatter proof why does it have the ability to scratch everything else?
A little scratch is like a micro shattering.
Parker Green
Science!
Logan Morgan
The question is why don’t women wear Kevlar as jewellery?
Justin Rodriguez
Despite being hardest metal, it is pretty fragile. Having a bullet hit it might stop it but the resulting kinetic force may cause it to shatter and rip through victim
Christian Jones
Isaac Lee
B8