Okay, now I think I see the source of our miscommunication: you’re assuming humans have an important use in addition to manufacturing products, while I wasn’t.
Is your composure of these comments an example of a human manufacturing products?
I still think using sunlight through an organic / metabolic pathway is more efficient form of manufacturing rational discourse than using solar cells and electricity. Unless, of course, you are not human, which might explain your apparent disregard for human utility, but introduces the question of why you are bothering to converse with one.
Okay, now I think I see the source of our miscommunication: you’re assuming humans have an important use in addition to manufacturing products, while I wasn’t.
Is your composure of these comments an example of a human manufacturing products?
I still think using sunlight through an organic / metabolic pathway is more efficient form of manufacturing rational discourse than using solar cells and electricity. Unless, of course, you are not human, which might explain your apparent disregard for human utility, but introduces the question of why you are bothering to converse with one.
You might give him information about how to better make paperclips, or he might persuade you to help him.
Alternatively, he’s engaging in a very protracted joke.