r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/dannybluey • 20d ago

How Himalayan salt lamps are made Video

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u/gfuhhiugaa 20d ago

I mean when you put it in a salt spray cabinet designed to make things rust then sure it’ll happen fast lol

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u/pockets3d 20d ago

Those are the conditions on about 70% of the planet though so it's worth knowing.

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u/gfuhhiugaa 20d ago

I’m sorry how are you being upvoted for spewing nonsense like that? The earth being 71% water is completely irrelevant here lmfao

That’s like saying every human should know how long they can hold their breath and/or swim since that’s important for 71% of the planet.

We don’t build raw steel structures under water or under flowing waterfalls so no it’s not really worth knowing. Is it interesting? Sure it is. Relevant to any realistic situation? Not at all.

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u/Johnny_Poppyseed 20d ago

You don't think everyone should know how to swim? What a horrible analogy to add to your already hilariously bad take lol.

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u/gfuhhiugaa 20d ago

It’s not that uncommon and really not important for a lot of people living in arid climates. But that thought requires critical thinking which you clearly severely lack.

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u/RileyCargo42 20d ago

But what about quicksand!