| ▲ | IAmGraydon an hour ago | |
This is the entirety of their thesis on its war prediction powers, BTW: >First opened in 1917 to support munitions production in World War I, it shut down three years later when peace crashed the tungsten market. Starting up again in 1938 on the eve of World War II, it was saved twice more as conflict broke out first in Korea and then Vietnam. In 1990, exactly 12 months after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it closed, seemingly for good. The title is clickbait. | ||