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My thinking is that we are grinding rock\concrete to achieve concrete\metals (either through sifting extraction or though additive processing), then for the metals to rare metals this is an "alchemy" thing, and Polymers (science) makes more since to me and the same for the minerals, like we can't just crush stone to crystals...any ways, I still like it, and considering the cost it still keeps it from being to over powered and a more "end game" thing!!!
Nice work!