Live (Part 4)
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Transcript:
Live as Asset-worthy
We do not measure the value of WMAs in terms of currency or digital coin. We appraise them on their combined asset-worthiness characteristics.
What is asset-worthiness?
This question demands an answer when considering a WMA for assimilation into a new household or stable. In simple terms, the determination of a WMA’s asset-worthiness considers the following:
- What real-world talents, skills, and abilities does it have?
- Are their talents, skills, and abilities easily exploitable by a Black Authority?
- If so, does this exploitation take the form of:
a. an addition to the Black Authority’s workforce?
b. serve as an additional income center?
c. bring real and tangible assets to the Black Authority’s control and holdings?
d. add to the Black Authortity’s privilege quotient? - Does the animal positively impact the Black Authority’s non-sexual pleasure, entertainment, or comfort?
- If so, in what way, and if rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest possible score, would you consider the animal’s positivity quotient potential below 4?
Note, any score below 4 is considered a liability and not an asset. - Is the animal aesthetically appealing or pleasing to view?
- If so, are its physical attributes of other practical value, or are they primarily eye candy for bragging rights? Mind you, when in the right hands, even eye candy has its value and uses.
- Is the animal comfortable with maintaining and displaying its position and status in public settings?
- If not, does the animal have the capacity to surpass its inhibitions?
- How quickly and efficiently does the animal learn and adapt to new situations, environments, and requirements?
- How does the animal rate in obedience, perseverance, selflessness, loyalty, and devotion? Give each a score between 1 and 5, with 5 being the highest possible score. An animal with a combined score above 18 points is considered an asset.
We must consider the long-term viability of the animal’s value as it relates to its asset factors. For example, a 22-year-old animal’s athletic prowess has the potential for more productive years than that of a 45-year-old animal. That said, the natural and tangible asset potential of a 45-year-old may have more immediate value than that of a 22-year-old just getting started in life.
Of course, evaluating the asset-worthiness of any animal should be made on an individual case-by-case basis. As usual, there is no one size fits all rule. Assessing an animal’s asset-worthiness depends solely on the Black Authority’s personal code.
The goal of every animal, even while still existing wild, is to become its best version — attaining and perfecting as many favorable attributes as possible. Unconsciously, before reaching the states of animal awareness, enlightenment, or acquisition, they do precisely that.
With vim and vigor, their pursuits push them closer to full animal acceptance. Here is where the desire to serve and provide for the advancement, comfort, and prosperity of Black Authority is to live as asset-worthy.