Wednesday, August 15, 2012 8:25:57 PM
The potential can be calculated, but the energy is not realized until the spring is released.
A mine holds potential value.
The potential can be calculated (via assays,etc...) but the value is not realized until the minerals are released (mined and processed).
Therefore, an inactive mine = an unsprung spring. Just because the value/energy has not been exploited/utilized does not mean that it does not exist!
Does that help to clarify my point of view?
Have a good one.
Hinky
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