Yes, I’m also somewhat disappointed with that response. Seems adding a ball mill to an existing plant is a major exercise these days. I asked chatGPT for a list of historical structures that took approx. 2yrs to build. This was the answer…..
Sure! Here are some significant buildings, monuments, and historical constructions that were completed in approximately two years: ###
**1. The Empire State Building (USA, 1930–1931)** - Construction took **1 year and 45 days** (March 1930 – April 1931). - This iconic skyscraper in New York City was one of the fastest large-scale construction projects of its time. ###
**2. The Eiffel Tower (France, 1887–1889)** - Took **2 years, 2 months, and 5 days** to build. - Constructed for the 1889 Exposition Universelle (World’s Fair) in Paris. ###
**3. The Pentagon (USA, 1941–1943)** - Built in **roughly 16 months** during World War II. - One of the largest office buildings in the world, serving as the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense.
### **4. Sydney Opera House Podium (Australia, 1959–1961)** - The first stage of construction (the podium) was completed in **about two years** before delays extended the full project until 1973.
### **5. Gateway Arch (USA, 1963–1965)** - Took **2 years and 8 months** to construct. - The tallest arch in the world, located in St. Louis, Missouri. Would you like more details on any of these?
The only upside I see is that price of gold still rising and good luck building a plant from scratch. We will be a rare asset indeed.
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