It's fun how someone tried to imagine an extravagantly enormous fortune, outside of their scope of realism, yet some people possess more. The point being that a fortune too big to enter the realm of what could be consider possible by some is disproportionate for a human being, and when some people struggle to live with less, it brings into question the repartition of riches between someone who couldn't eat their money if they tried and someone who can't eat at all.

Part of me wants to be that bitch who says "depending on what you consider, birds are avian dinosaurs, so by eating chicken we taste dinosaurs".
But the other is going to get a T-rex steak and if that's how I die, then so be it!
According to Steve Brusatte at the University of Edinburgh, it would have tasted like chicken, given that birds evolved from them. But maybe the density of the meat would have been different. About toxicity, I know about the mineral content difference but I'm not sure it would make them toxic. I haven't read about that.

Your car must have the freshest smell.

What have you been doing with the sheep stomach?

Then if your question is about physically building something, I raise you Brewarrina Fish Traps. Those are possibly one of the oldest set of manmade constructions in the world, consisting on stone walls (about 1km long) which divided the course of river so that fish would then get trapped in small enclosures.
It isn't the same type of structure as an aquaduct, as it was made to answer other needs obviously, so it doesnt majestically rise above water, yet the "size, design and complexity" are of enough "value" to have gotten them on the World's Heritage list.

I meant anything, but everything works too, it just requires some patience.

No, let me get this clear, you're supposed to stay as far away as possible from this monstrosity, but some people do eat this.

Ah yes.
Well I'm a muggle, muggleborn, and apparently too tired/dumb for Hogwarts education anyways!

I think it partly depends on the meaning of "make". Aborigines have more of an oral culture (even though they still have a material one too), and since the transmission of legends is very strict in their culture, to ensure it doesn't change meaning or gets diluted from one generation to another, they are passed down in a very neat condition. Which has led to scientists noticing that we now have basically witness accounts of some events that happened thousands of years ago. That's the intangible equivalent to a monument, but harder to see.

Is this rethorical or are you looking for step-by-step instructions?

Maybe, yeah. I think the point was more generally speaking that he seems to consider a problem the fact that the baristas are wearing their pronouns. But sure, offended was probably a bit strong.

Yeah, I've written fanfics too, but it's just... I'd like for stuff to get published to feel like a "real" writer, and be reassured I'm not just someone who scribbles stuff thinking it makes sense when it's, in fact, horrible, because everyone can throw an assembly of words on paper or a computer screen, but I think that being a writer, as opposed to just writing, takes some skills. And using the power of words unwisely on some scribble that will stay in my drawer is no fun.

You can tickle a bum with everything if you're brave enough, I guess.

@NASA, I think @nelson should get a raise.

Publishing houses don't agree with you at the moment.
But you know what? I hope you get to see something as beautiful as a million bubbles reflecting the sun today.