>>47453764No. Both because the flames a Fire type probably aren't hot enough to melt stone. Stone melts at about 1500 degrees Celsius.
>>47453823>Because with enough heat, everything could be destroyed.While true, the heat needed would likely kill the user before the knocking out the opponent. Stone melts at roughly 1500 degrees C. A flame that hot would destroy the user first. Flames shown in Pokémon are a red orange, so they're probably 900 degrees C at best, and even that is only used for a couple seconds at a time. Whatever resistance to heat that Fire types have wouldn't protect them from a flame hot enough to destroy stuff like stone. Just like Magcargo isn't twice as hot as the surface of the sun, Fire types aren't magically immune to all heat.
>>47456253Bruting is now done in machines using diamond coated parts. Lasers can be used too but are way more dangerous and take just as much time as diamond coated tools. But you're definitely right, diamonds are cut with other diamonds. Today they're just tools covered in diamonds. But the diamonds used on the tools are likely synthetic because in a matter of weeks diamonds more perfect than in nature can be formed.
>>47456193>Absolute dumbass, jewelers cut diamonds with waterTypically they're cut with machinery with a diamond coating. But you're definitely right about them not being indestructible. They're seen that way because they measure 10 on a scale that was literally made to measure how hard other gems are compared to diamonds. Enough pressure can absolutely damage a diamond. That includes water if you can get the pressure high enough and have the machine stable enough that you can properly cut with it.
