Like Mr. Pennyworth tells Master Wayne in The Dark Knight, “Some men just want to watch the world burn.” I am by no means being a Joker when I say that sometimes that's a good thing. Well, at least burning parts of the world.

When applying heat to Dank flowers, it provides a relief for the individual who inhales; Dank also offers incredible fuel and energy potential through the process of pyrolysis. The basics of pyrolysis. are lots of heat...little to no air...add biomass...adjust recipe according to need.

Those adjustments can lead to some serious fuel and energy contenders including charcoal, gasoline and methanol; and operating at a 95.5 % feed-to-fuel efficiency rate presents incredible potential for productivity. Take into consideration that approximately ten tons of Dank biomass can be harvested from one acre of land every four months, and you have the ingredients for a prosperity powerhouse.

What could all of this lead to in the end? Maybe endless possibilities? I have recently discussed the dire need for more productivity in the U.S.; not for the purpose of feeding the state money-monster, but to prevent a total collapse.

“Energy-farming” of Dank biomass could lead to vast new demands for labor ranging from fuel and energy plants, to the transport industry of raw and processed material. The government could potentially use fewer budding futures in contemptible quagmires on foreign lands. Inexpensive energy and fuel will inevitably contribute to an improved quality of life.

And that seems like the whole purpose of being on this planet; contributing in some capacity to the enrichment of all life on earth. Cannabis biomass will reduce the necessity of environmental peril, such as mountaintop removal, uranium mining, and hydraulic fracturing (fracking).

As the last linked article illustrates, the answer to earth-contaminating energy and fuel sources so far is to increase government oversight in order to mitigate risk. It does not take extensive research to determine how effective government has been at curbing perhaps some of the most deleterious human enterprises.

The consequences of such environmentally onerous sacrifices deprive present and future generations from pristine air, water and soil; naturally these are the most indispensable resources available to life on this planet. However, if the fuel and energy consortium did not hold the inhabitants of this planet hostage by using the monopoly of force provided by their syndicate partners in government, we the life on the land, in the water and in the air might have a fighting chance.

If not now, when? If not Dank, what? It is exigent that we as the “stewards” of this big blue swirling ball, home to millions of lifeforms, take charge and remove the shackles of the corporate-government racket. It is our duty to take-up the iheartdank banner without shame and proclaim, “Non-Servium” to the corporate-government Death Cult.

As European Commissioner for Environment Janez Potočnik said during a speech in 2013, “If you think the economy is more important than the environment, try holding your breath while counting money.” I would tell Janez that it's a free-market economy that will save the environment.

The Dankarchist