tedpill facts

[Anonymous No.14721056]

96% of mammal biomass is humans or livestock

[Anonymous No.14721151]

>>14721056
Ted should have just done math and got married.

[Anonymous No.14721158]

>96%
Onoes! Why the fuck should I care? Is there a value to compare this to? Like in the 1600s? Is 96% low or high?

[Anonymous No.14721163]

>>14721056
and that's 0,009% of all animals.
And this doesn't stop Humans from feeding on animals.

Did you ever wonder how much biomass cannibals make?

[Anonymous No.14721394]

If this thread gets political I just wanted to say from what I've read that ted is against a free market economy and believes in governmental control at any level of technology

[Anonymous No.14723553]

>>14721394
Ted's views largely come from Ellul and his concept of "technique" which goes beyond technology to include all methods designed for efficiency. Ted is against all modern politcal-economic systems (capitalism, socialism, communism, fascism, democracy, authoritarianism) because they all depend on the development and propagation of techniques.

[Anonymous No.14723561]

>>14721056
OK, and?

[Anonymous No.14723574]

>>14721056
That's right, you're in our world. If you're not human, you better be delicious or we're exterminating you.

[Anonymous No.14723582]

>>14721056
kys if that stat bothers you and you want to do something about it.

[Anonymous No.14723606]

That doesn't seem right. Elephants are fucking huge and they're not livestock.

[Anonymous No.14723666]

>>14723561
holy shit, anprim destroyed

[Anonymous No.14723731]

>>14723606
>Elephants
Hay guys, ice age is here, lets all move to the arctic.
Uh-oh, ice age is over, gonna get hot, lets move to africa and india

are elephants the stupidest animal to have ever evolved?
no

>whales
Hay guys, we evolved legs and lungs so we can live on land, so lets go live in the ocean

[Anonymous No.14723735]

>>14723606
Whales are even bigger than elephants and they aren't livestock either. But as big as they are, there aren't many of either left. I do have to wonder if they're classifying dogs as livestock though.

[Anonymous No.14723750]

>>14721056
poor guy, all he needed was some good neck

[Anonymous No.14724103]

>>14723553
Ellul first discovered the writings of Marx when he was eighteen years old. At the time, his father was unemployed and Ellul was supporting his family while attending law school. He writes:

I was in the depth of despair.…I borrowed Das Kapital from the library and started reading it.…I discovered a global interpretation of the world, the explanation for this drama of misery and decadence that we had experienced. The excellence of Marx’s thinking, in the domain of economic theory, convinced me.

[Anonymous No.14724116]

>>14721056
99% of humans are livestock as well.

[Anonymous No.14724122]

>>14721394
>ted is against a free market economy and believes in governmental control at any level of technology
>believes in governmental control
There is no government control without technology, brainlet.

[Anonymous No.14724133]

>>14721056

[Anonymous No.14724255]

>>14724133
So he's right

[Anonymous No.14724291]

>>14724103
Yes and? Ellul was a Christian anarchist.

[Anonymous No.14724476]

>>14724291
Nothing, just wait for true globalization by technology before you try a revolution, that way the dictators won't take over in your wake.

[Anonymous No.14724495]

>>14724133
nice graphic, is there a similar chart that covers the masses dead and decaying organic matter? if theres 0.06Gt of ppl then theres got to be a pretty big mass of dead bodies laying around too.

[Anonymous No.14725360]

>>14724116
imagine the smell