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Gilded goose evolutionary bloodline.
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Never thougth about that and yet I agree with them. I'm gonna get a dragon and solve world hunger with it 🤯
Remember in The Matrix, where the machines use people as a power source? It's nonsense, you have to feed them for them to produce any kind of energy output and it's going to be less energy than you put in.
(Originally, they were using human brains as processing units, which makes more sense but execs thought audiences wouldn't understand. So it was changed to nonsense.)
Ueah, I do know this fact
Then you know why your dragon won't solve world hunger :)
But I'm not using my dragon to produce gold, and with the gold I'm selling it to give food to the people that can't afford it. I don't understand your point.
But you first have to produce/buy food to feed the dragon to produce gold to do anything with that gold.
Yes
So you're buying food to buy food. With extra steps.
Yes, but I'm buying food to buy more food.
"I'm gonna solve world hunger by feeding..."
"The hungry?
"...this singular dragon that I found!!"
And then it still manages to work.
Wouldn't that make you rich but feeding a dragon ? 🤔
Then if you reuse this money to buy food both for your dragon and the people that can't afford to eat, you would solve world hunger, right ?