Officials do post a number for the worth of Earth in America. It’s so tiny. That’s the best Earth’s biggest economy can do?

As fewer can afford a home, might they nudge the experts to tally up what everyone pays to live where they love?

Right under our collective nose is a way to divine economic performance—we just need to do some accounting first.

The worth of Earth and the human brain are a bad match. Sure, some humans don’t want the total known. But also, brains aren’t fully conscious.

The worth of Earth is not just another pretty number. It's proof that nature and markets love us.

One number—absent from mainstream economics for some unknown reason—could inform us of the health of the economy, our ecosystem, even our future.

An investigator takes two steps forward, one back, then steps where?

There is a law that’d uncover the sum of all rents—if obeyed.

Good data costs big bucks. Who’s willing to spend their money to make public the worth of Earth?

One way to keep the curious ignorant is to raise the price for knowledge—until demand overwhelms gatekeepers.

There are successful groups using stats, churning out stats, and demanding better official stats. May their voices join ours.

The quest to know the worth of Earth takes a rocky road with detours but we’re on it for the long haul.

People have bigger problems than measuring the “rents”. Or do they?

Until somebody measures the worth of Earth, many other issues must remain unresolved.

When all your original strategies don’t pan out, better stop and take stock, figure out what went wrong and if anything can go right.

Is this the end of the line? Are there no more strategies for learning the worth of Earth? Has every stone been turned over?

Their silence and protestations of ignorance aside, logically, the Federal Reserve must know the value of US land.

You think those seeking change might climb abord the quest to know Earth's worth?

Whether enclosing pastures or fields of knowledges, the legal enablers—patents and copyrights—generate fortunes, undue or not.

The prices you pay go up whenever monopolies get their way. Will prices still rise if technology does in monopolies?