Earthling, why do humans print so much paper? We crunched our nanocomputers and came to the conclusion that paper is not necessary if you are going to move forward into the digital age. Hopefully one day, a million years from now, you will become super intelligent and advanced like us.
On our planet, we stopped printing paper millenniums ago. Everything is digitally stored on our nanocomputers. Most of your paper is made from trees. Trees make oxygen for you to breathe, remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and create shade.
Earthling, every time you print something on paper, remember you are printing on a dead species called trees. Trees are Earthlings too.
How would you feel if you were killed for the purpose of being converted into a printed paper such as some mindless catalog that comes to some human's mailbox, unsolicited only to be thrown into the trashcan? Would this be the intent and purpose of your life and destiny?
Each year, every human in the U.S. creates 560 tons of waste paper. And
the entire country produces a total of 78 million tons per year.
Every ton of paper you recycle saves: 17 trees, 4200 kilowatt hours of electricity,
7000 gallons of water, and 3 cubic yards of landfill space. Plus, 60 pounds of effluents are not emitted into the air.*
Do you think trees want to grow high up in the air for the purpose of being converted into 24# paper? We
think not. We know trees are not happy with Earthlings. We
have the ability to communicate with trees and other species on this
planet by means of brain waves.
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