It was lost and remained lost until it was destroyed. Conclusion, it was never found nor it can be found.

Nah. Things deteriorate.

Given enough time it will be desintegrated by "random" events.

Example, I lost something in a volcano but the very volcano erupted and my thing was destroyed. After some billion years earth is eaten by the sun and the remaining molecules of the thing will be torn apart by it. The atoms that remain after that can even survive untill the black hole era but then they will converted to energy and swallowed by several black holes. Your thing stoped being that thing by the volcano event, you can't find it after that nor it's remains. If you think you still think you can, well then no one will survive the other events so your thing (what remains of it) isn't findable anymore because there is no one to find it. QED

> Yes paragraphs and reading are too hard for some people.

Being passive aggressive it's shameful you know?

> Have a great day.

Ok, you too.

What? Why would I be pissy about that?

I just stated that that's human behavior.

Idk.

What I do know is that is a human behavior and it is widespread.

You are truly losing it...

Go drink some water and then tell us why are you arguing about that.

Nah... We should call them out.

You are doing a strawman's fallacy.

I didn't defend what you are trying to counter argue.

I don't see anything conflicting with what I stated.

But I do see that you have the wrong view about how society works.

Napoleon had A LOT of internal and external aggressive competition. Besides that, most people tailoring and baking were doing that because they literally needed it to survive. Many would prefer a better life.

That's also true

It does.

Yep.

You are the one making assumptions here.

What I said is from experience.

That doesn't contradict what I said.

Yep. That's exactly how the overwhelming majority of humans are.

We are animals. Either you like it or not.

Or you always lose.

Unless you won't ever see that person again and don't gain reputation from that interaction.

It's human. Either you like it or not.

Edit: The karma of this comment is a good evidence that people prefer cute illusions over hard reality. Thank you.