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Platinum 198? Pah! Common as lead. Go
up-market - Platinum 192 is ten times
rarer (0.8% of natural platimum), and is
also stable. Being 1.5% lighter than
regular platinum, it would be ideal for
sports watches. |
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Or live dangerously, and go for platinum
190 - only 0.016% of natural platinum and
lighter still. But not suited for heirlooms -
half life is only six hundred billion years. |
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I say go for the halfnium isotope. It's an occasional byprouct of certain supercollider tests, currently running about $1B per gram. Perfect for plating the spinners on your Hummer. |
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//We laugh and joke now// you have an
optimistic view of the life the masses. |
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I have always liked the look of CDs with that opalecence. I think this stuff is the greatest thing since prismatic jewelery cuts with all the pretty rainbows. See link. |
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Tube amps are in now, big time (and big money), for that warm fuzzy sound. You'll also need a phonograph and mint collection of vinyl to be really cool. |
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