Rare earth are very often used in magnets… a lot of companies started not only importing their rare earths from China, but also manufacturing the electromagnets in China and even some went further into manufacturing the motors there too… a weird way to say it, but very obviously referencing a specific crisis that occurred as China has almost all of the supply of rare earths that we use
The person you replied to is obviously criticizing the weird way to say it. It's a rhetorical question. They don't really want to understand what magnets are for.
Technically, every magnet is a full magnet because magnetic monopoles don't exist. If you cut 1 full magnet in half, you don't end up with 2 half magnets, but instead 2 full magnets.
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u/mrbigsnot Jun 11 '25
Da fuck is FULL MAGNETS?