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Gross World Product Sequence:
"The capital worth in tools and other resources of all the nations of the Earth in 1972 is… estimated to be 75 trillion U.S. dollars, which last year yielded the annual world income of 3.6 trillion. Heartbeat magnitudes give us an idea of the nonsense characterizing the reflexing of human brains when talking ‘dollars’. As the 75 trillion worth of the world’s organized wealth-regenerating capacity is just about the same number as the number of heartbeats ago of the earliest known humans on Earth-- 2.5 million years ago-- it suggest that during each one-second heartbeat of that time humans were making and ‘saving’ $1 net.
“They were, in fact, saving memories of experiences, which ever multiply, from which accumulate metaphysical know-how that has never been entered into the ledgers of world-wealth accounting. Those pages are only preoccupied with sovereignty-guaranteed physical-property equities of socialist or capitalist governments and the economic enterprises that they respectively foster. GNP stands for gross national product annually. GWP stands for gross world product annually, the GWP of 1972 estimated at $3.6 trillion. The world’s population of 1972 was 3-2/3 billion humans. A trillion is 1000 billion;”
