These tears are now diamonds!

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Malak

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Ok I know this is kind of old, but why was it debunked? I have already read the supposed reason, but it doesn't actually disprove it in any way. It's like lighting someone on fire and then saying, "See, you can't spontaneously combust."
 

lxskllr

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Through what mechanism could someone make ginormous crystals like that? Why would they "cry" them out when they were smaller instead of waiting for them to get so big? Even having the smallest object in your eye is uncomfortable as hell. Having something like that in would be unbearable.
 

Malak

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Through what mechanism could someone make ginormous crystals like that? Why would they "cry" them out when they were smaller instead of waiting for them to get so big? Even having the smallest object in your eye is uncomfortable as hell. Having something like that in would be unbearable.

Same mechanism that makes kidney stones? Calcification? Various chemical or genetic issues that culminate into this occurring? I've seen stranger things happen to people, like tree man. The only thing about the video that was odd to me is how she didn't seem that put off by the experience.
 

Eli

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Same mechanism that makes kidney stones? Calcification? Various chemical or genetic issues that culminate into this occurring? I've seen stranger things happen to people, like tree man. The only thing about the video that was odd to me is how she didn't seem that put off by the experience.

There's probably more to it.

It would be very easy for a lab to analyze the material and determine whether the human body can make it or not, lol.

Last time I checked, people don't get kidney stones of quartz. :p
 
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