- “But Bitcoin has no intrinsic value”. - “I see that you haven’t read your Aristotle very carefully”.

I wasn’t referring to organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts which have lost the ability to survive outside the cell. I was referring to the bacteria and fungi that live in the gut and on the skin, not to count nematode worms and mites etc. Good point though.

To be fantastically pedantic and slightly off-topic, I respectfully disagree. Only around 43% of the cells in a human body are genetically human. That’s 40 trillion or so non-human lives to 30 trillion human cells. We are proverbially legion. None of which has any bearing on the ethical point you were correctly making.

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Or they would attempt to socialise the means of production of the money supply. Eventually they’ll crack it.

“How do I know what I think until I see what I say? - E.M. Forster

Not wrong. The International Communications Union arbitrarily defines these terms. After EHF you get “Tremendously high frequency” which is hilariously foppish.