just curious... what do you think....

[Grapesoda]

the most valuable natural resource on mother earth is?

[CaptainHowdy]

Bacon ????

[_Richard_]

isn't water the most valuable?

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

isn't water the most valuable?

my personal opinion is "people"

[Rob]

Oxygen.

</thread>

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

my personal opinion is "people"

mine too, however it's not considered a natural resource.

for natural resources, i think the amount of usable water is very small, and once you get into potable water, it's even less.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

mine too, however it's not considered a natural resource.

for natural resources, i think the amount of usable water is very small, and once you get into potable water, it's even less.

Water isn't possible without oxygen.

[Tom-LifeSelector]

Beer?

[JFK]

Originally Posted by Tom-LifeSelector

Beer?

Thanks

[Mediamix]

Pussy juice!

[MaDalton]

for sure not humans

[romeo22]

sun i guess

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by MaDalton

for sure not humans

thats was makes you a super liberal ma.... your total disdain for people

[Rochard]

Water and air.

There is no shortage of air, but there sure is with water. This is going to become a much lager issue as it gets hotter and there is less and less water to go around.

[Bladewire]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Water and air.

There is no shortage of air, but there sure is with water. This is going to become a much lager issue as it gets hotter and there is less and less water to go around.

Are you high?

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Water and air.

There is no shortage of air, but there sure is with water. This is going to become a much lager issue as it gets hotter and there is less and less water to go around.

and just who do you suppose is going to figure out how to solve that issue?

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

Are you high?

I am, high as fuck lol!!!

[MaDalton]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

thats was makes you a super liberal ma.... your total disdain for people

only for stupid ones

but besides that - humans are a blink in the history of earth - one day they will die out like dinosaurs in the past - and earth will prevail (hopefully)

unless you believe god made us and the dinosaurs and we lived together - then i can't help

[Getfifi Robert]

Wifi connection!

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

the most valuable natural resource on mother earth is?

[atom]

Originally Posted by MaDalton

one day they will die out like dinosaurs in the past - and earth will prevail (hopefully)

[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

the most valuable natural resource on mother earth is?

Interesting question, but depends : Valuable to who?

If you say People and all living things, then it helps narrow things down : Clean Air, Clean Water, Food, Atmosphere, Energy is what comes to mind.

No living thing can live without all of the above, except for those weird extremophiles or whatever they are called that live near sulphur vents and the like.

Originally Posted by romeo22

sun i guess

The sun isn't an earth resource.

[dyna mo]

obviously the question pertains to what's valuable for human survival. planet earth doesn't need any resources to exist and the op certainly isn't worry about tadpoles or three-toes sloths or the metals required to assemble an iphone.

[rogueteens]

sunlight (or some kind of funny answer)

[SilentKnight]

Quite possibly in the future - lithium & graphite.

[Spunky]

Water by far.and it will continue for years to come as the need to clean potable water will increase

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by Rob

Water isn't possible without oxygen.

which.. makes water more valuable than oxygen, no?

[Rob]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

which.. makes water more valuable than oxygen, no?

You can have oxygen without water, but you can't have water without oxygen. So the most valuable is oxygen, since without it there is nothing. Oxygen is an element, water is a compound made up of elements.

[arock10]

Value is based on supply and demand?

[astalavistia]

God! Oh sorry asked as natural resources. Of course H2O

[brassmonkey]

fresh air and water/food all are needed to live.

[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

isn't water the most valuable?

Originally Posted by Rob

Oxygen.

</thread>

Originally Posted by romeo22

sun i guess

all of these are valuable, but then do plants not come into the equation, considering they create the oxygen.

There are too many equals to the valuable materials on earth.

The question of the thread is valuable resource, and plants aren't a resource, so maybe the sun, without the sun, we would have no life, no oxygen, no water, no nothing.

I'd say romeo's on the ball

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by MaDalton

only for stupid ones

but besides that - humans are a blink in the history of earth - one day they will die out like dinosaurs in the past - and earth will prevail (hopefully)

unless you believe god made us and the dinosaurs and we lived together - then i can't help

first straight to insult, then a tight curve to weird analogy, long straight up a hill to more veiled insults, sliding around the downhill corner straight into OVERBLOWN HUBRIS...

FUCKING AWESOME!!!!!!

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by CyberSEO

pictures from space?????

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

obviously the question pertains to what's valuable for human survival. planet earth doesn't need any resources to exist and the op certainly isn't worry about tadpoles or three-toes sloths or the metals required to assemble an iphone.

yes 'resources' really only apply to humans, and we are in fact our greatest resource

[shake]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

pictures from space?????

There would be no Internet without pictures from space...

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by **********

Interesting question, but depends : Valuable to who?

If you say People and all living things, then it helps narrow things down : Clean Air, Clean Water, Food, Atmosphere, Energy is what comes to mind.

No living thing can live without all of the above, except for those weird extremophiles or whatever they are called that live near sulphur vents and the like.



The sun isn't an earth resource.

Mark I would have thought you would have learned this is school somewhere, animals do not use resources. animals live day to day or even beat to beat without concern for long-range goals and the needed resources..

you can nitpick about beavers building a damn but you know that would be just bullshit..

HUMANS use resources, HUMANS distribute, trade, sell, predict, dream and guard RESOURCES. not animals and trees okay?

so I stay with people as the most valuable recourse on earth

[MaDalton]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

first straight to insult, then a tight curve to weird analogy, long straight up a hill to more veiled insults, sliding around the downhill corner straight into OVERBLOWN HUBRIS...

FUCKING AWESOME!!!!!!

The first one I meant generally, the analogy is technically correct, in case the last one is true I really can't help and I know I'm awesome. Thanks.

[SBJ]

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy

Bacon ????

My first thought too.. 2nd thought was that I'm now hungry for my 1st thought.

Originally Posted by Tom-LifeSelector

Beer?

All GREAT things start with "B"
Beer
Bacon
Boobs...

[jimmycooper]

It is a tie. Earth, Wind, & Fire.

[kane]

1. Oxygen
2. Water

[romeo22]

Female butthole

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

first straight to insult, then a tight curve to weird analogy, long straight up a hill to more veiled insults, sliding around the downhill corner straight into OVERBLOWN HUBRIS...

FUCKING AWESOME!!!!!!