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@Blackvegetable  this will be way over your head. Don't bother with it. You have the IQ of a fruit fly on meth.

Check this out ya'll:

• If the average adult human was melted down for its' minerals and metals, we would amount to $160. 
• If a liver, for an average human adult, is melted down for the same reason, it would be negligible. Less than 10 cents. 
• If that same liver is needed to save a life, its value rises to over half a million dollars, not because its material composition has changed, but because it is alive and part of a living whole.

So why care? Because matter itself is cheap. What gives it worth is its participation in life. Nations, especially the US, invade nations for minerals and matter. We spill blood over dead matter, like oil. Since we have shown that life is more valuable than matter, then wouldn't it make more sense to dig for value in people, than for it in the Earth? Pursing the genius in people will bring innovation. We have a lot of innovation now, but just think of how much better our innovations would be if we rethink our mental paradigm.

Instead of pursing matter on the expense of exploiting the same life that we value more, we pursue value in the lives of the people by exploiting the matter that we value less. 

Vegas » 08 Oct 2025, 12:58 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Oct 2025, 12:58 pm

@Blackvegetable  this will be way over your head. Don't bother with it. You have the IQ of a fruit fly on meth.

Check this out ya'll:

• If the average adult human was melted down for its' minerals and metals, we would amount to $160. 
• If a liver, for an average human adult, is melted down for the same reason, it would be negligible. Less than 10 cents. 
• If that same liver is needed to save a life, its value rises to over half a million dollars, not because its material composition has changed, but because it is alive and part of a living whole.

So why care? Because matter itself is cheap. What gives it worth is its participation in life. Nations, especially the US, invade nations for minerals and matter. We spill blood over dead matter, like oil. Since we have shown that life is more valuable than matter, then wouldn't it make more sense to dig for value in people, than for it in the Earth? Pursing the genius in people will bring innovation. We have a lot of innovation now, but just think of how much better our innovations would be if we rethink our mental paradigm.

Instead of pursing matter on the expense of exploiting the same life that we value more, we pursue value in the lives of the people by exploiting the matter that we value less.

this just solidifies my opinion that "most" people are worthless...  
 

ROG62 » 09 Oct 2025, 6:42 am » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 6:42 am

this just solidifies my opinion that "most" people are worthless...

     

Vegas » 08 Oct 2025, 12:58 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Oct 2025, 12:58 pm

@Blackvegetable  this will be way over your head. Don't bother with it. You have the IQ of a fruit fly on meth.

Check this out ya'll:

• If the average adult human was melted down for its' minerals and metals, we would amount to $160. 
• If a liver, for an average human adult, is melted down for the same reason, it would be negligible. Less than 10 cents. 
• If that same liver is needed to save a life, its value rises to over half a million dollars, not because its material composition has changed, but because it is alive and part of a living whole.

So why care? Because matter itself is cheap. What gives it worth is its participation in life. Nations, especially the US, invade nations for minerals and matter. We spill blood over dead matter, like oil. Since we have shown that life is more valuable than matter, then wouldn't it make more sense to dig for value in people, than for it in the Earth? Pursing the genius in people will bring innovation. We have a lot of innovation now, but just think of how much better our innovations would be if we rethink our mental paradigm.

Instead of pursing matter on the expense of exploiting the same life that we value more, we pursue value in the lives of the people by exploiting the matter that we value less. 

It is not DNA that is priceless, it is the chromosomes living one at a time compared to 3 types of periodic element characteristics in gaseous, liquid, mineral state of atomic configuration at the molecular or cellular levels of life inhabiting space universally here now in ever changing form never same total sum lived so far.

Devil in the context life is more than the content of each sole ancestor's cellular shape, alive today.

ROG62 » 09 Oct 2025, 6:42 am » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 6:42 am

this just solidifies my opinion that "most" people are worthless...

  $160
  $160
  $160

adds up quick

Vegas » 08 Oct 2025, 12:58 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Oct 2025, 12:58 pm

@Blackvegetable  this will be way over your head. Don't bother with it. You have the IQ of a fruit fly on meth.

Check this out ya'll:

• If the average adult human was melted down for its' minerals and metals, we would amount to $160. 
• If a liver, for an average human adult, is melted down for the same reason, it would be negligible. Less than 10 cents. 
• If that same liver is needed to save a life, its value rises to over half a million dollars, not because its material composition has changed, but because it is alive and part of a living whole.

So why care? Because matter itself is cheap. What gives it worth is its participation in life. Nations, especially the US, invade nations for minerals and matter. We spill blood over dead matter, like oil. Since we have shown that life is more valuable than matter, then wouldn't it make more sense to dig for value in people, than for it in the Earth? Pursing the genius in people will bring innovation. We have a lot of innovation now, but just think of how much better our innovations would be if we rethink our mental paradigm.

Instead of pursing matter on the expense of exploiting the same life that we value more, we pursue value in the lives of the people by exploiting the matter that we value less.

What makes this drivel "profound"?

Blackvegetable » 09 Oct 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 1:12 pm

What makes this drivel "profound"?

Oh look. A question. Yet, he refuses to answer mine. How unlike him. 
 

Vegas » 09 Oct 2025, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 1:19 pm

Oh look. A question. Yet, he refuses to answer mine. How unlike him.

Blackvegetable » 09 Oct 2025, 1:41 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 1:41 pm

 

prove you answered the first time...prove a negative...etc...blah blah blah....



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nefarious101 » 09 Oct 2025, 11:35 am » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 11:35 am

  $160
  $160
  $160

adds up quick

 

nefarious101 » 09 Oct 2025, 11:35 am » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 11:35 am

  $160
  $160
  $160

adds up quick

True. 320 million x 160 = just over 54 billion dollars. Not bad. 

Blackvegetable » 09 Oct 2025, 1:12 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 1:12 pm

What makes this drivel "profound"?

other than your "drivel" being profoundly stupid? nothing...
 

Vegas » 09 Oct 2025, 1:43 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 1:43 pm

prove you answered the first time...prove a negative...etc...blah blah blah....

If I remember an old saying, "Nobody can disprove a negative factually.".

*31stArrival » 09 Oct 2025, 3:26 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Oct 2025, 3:26 pm

If I remember an old saying, "Nobody can disprove a negative factually.".

Tell @Blackvegetable  .