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From: Lerxst in Wonderland� on 16 Mar 2010 00:09 "Sam Wormley" stopped smelling the sweet bouquet of his own fart long enough to type: : You live in one of those cultures that thinks individual : "own" the land. How folly! How 'folly'? Drop the community college drivel and get over yourself, Shirley. The only places where land is not owned by individuals, corporations, trusts, or government are places where they haven't recorded deeds. 90% of wealth is held in real estate, you knob. Oh...I get it...you're in the Serengeti, right? No? Nigeria? Guess what? IT'S OWNED. Now stop sending me requests to help you get your father's wealth out of your unstable country.
From: Sanny on 16 Mar 2010 01:06 On Mar 15, 7:16 pm, Brad Guth <bradg...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Mar 15, 2:51 am, Sanny <softtank...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > > > > > > > We know each piece of land on earth costs money. > > > Say a Super Rich man descides to purchase all land on earth. > > > How much money will be needed to purchase all land on earth? > > > Incase the rich man purchases all Oceans also then What will be the > > cost. > > > The Terms are that All land he buys without wars but by giving the > > owner of land enough money. > > > Say a piece of land in a country costs $100. The Owner do not want to > > sell it. But he agrees to sell at $200. > > > The Rich man will not fight war but instead pay for the land he > > acquires. > > > In that case what will be the cost of all land on Earth. > > > Including Forests, Mountains, Lakes, Oceans, and Deserts & Rivers. > > > Just a Hypothetical Question. > > > Lets see the estimates. > > > Next time I will ask about the cost of Moon. > > > Bye > > Sanny > > > More ideas:http://www.GetClub.com > > > The Computer Chats with you. > > Sanny, the whole package deal of Earth is worth something between > $67.5<135 billion per day, or roughly $134<268 trillion per year. > > Why do you ask? (do you have a buyer?) GOOGLE/ MICROSOFT/ and other top companies may have that much money. > The moon is currently worthless because we can't seem to extract any > minerals or benefits, and otherwise it's only costing us damages due > to earthquakes, global warming, excessive tidal erosions and worsening > storms, which together may be costing us only $12 trillion per year. > > Again, do you have a buyer? GOOGLE/ MICROSOFT/ and other top companies may have that much money. Its just for information. Just like weight of earth. It does not mean I am going to weigh earth on a Big Balance. Bye Sanny More Ideas: http://www.GetClub.com/ Computer Chats like Human.
From: Sanny on 16 Mar 2010 01:07 > xxein: Uranus is free. Go get it.- Hide quoted text - Not for very long, When Earth/ Mars/ Jupitor will be on sale at Ebay. More Ideas: http://www.GetClub.com The Computer Chats with you.
From: Sanny on 16 Mar 2010 01:13 > > We know each piece of land on earth costs money. > > You live in one of those cultures that thinks individual > "own" the land. How folly! Ofcourse I have a House and that land belongs to me. I have paid for the house. No one else can live in my house. Is this not the way world lives? Even a mouse in a Jungle has a small hole for him Even ants have small holes for them. That belongs to them. You cant snatch those holes from ants without having a war with ants. I have been beaten by ants a few times when I destroy there small holes by mistake. Bye Sanny More ideas:http://www.GetClub.com The Computer Chats with you.
From: J. Clarke on 16 Mar 2010 08:43
On 3/16/2010 1:13 AM, Sanny wrote: >>> We know each piece of land on earth costs money. >> >> You live in one of those cultures that thinks individual >> "own" the land. How folly! > > Ofcourse I have a House and that land belongs to me. I have paid for > the house. No one else can live in my house. Stop paying your real estate tax and you'll find out who _really_ owns the land. > Is this not the way world lives? > > Even a mouse in a Jungle has a small hole for him Even ants have small > holes for them. That belongs to them. You cant snatch those holes from > ants without having a war with ants. An anteater doesn't consider it to be a "war with ants", he considers it to be "lunch". > I have been beaten by ants a few times when I destroy there small > holes by mistake. Those must be some impressive ants. |