A Diamond Is Coal Under Pressure. The Lords Jewels Let me introduce a concept real quick. A diamond is just the polished version of something and things get polished and more qualitative only under pressure.
A DIAMOND IS A CHUNK OF COAL THAT DID WELL UNDER PRESSURE. However diamonds require much greater temperatures and far more direct pressure to form which is a primary reason why the end result is so different. This excessive pressure is the reason diamonds are at different structural arrangement than graphite.
American diplomat Henry Kissinger once joked that a diamond is merely a lump of coal that did well under pressure.
A diamond is just the polished version of something and things get polished and more qualitative only under pressure. Sat with my two friends two days ago under immense pressure stress our conversation drifted to 1st Samuel 306 i had to take time after that meeting to meditate over itSo David his 600 men arrive at Ziklag from war tired from battle the long trek back. A diamond is a chunk of coal that is made good under pressure. However diamonds require much greater temperatures and far more direct pressure to form which is a primary reason why the end result is so different.
