This passage, in Garrett Serviss' 1898 story Edison's Conquest of Mars, describes the moment when a band of spacefaring humans realise they are literally standing on a goldmine.
That is until the humans realise that they are not the one.
A review by NME described the album as "Radiohead reconnecting with their human sides, realising you [can] embrace pop melodies and proper instruments while still sounding like paranoid androids... this [is] otherworldly music, alright".
But Twitter, obviously, have already set to it like a rabid pack of humans who realise that the idea of God endorsing rape is completely nonsensical, while the Democrats have pounced and all signs point to this being a pretty tricky one for the Republican candidate to wriggle his way out of.
According to UDHR, ICESCR and the Bangladesh Constitution, it is the obligation of the state to institute policies to address human development, which realise human dignity and thus help to promote human rights.
Ever since the first human ancestors realised that some plants were safe to eat whilst others were not, and some plants promoted health or well-being or created desirable altered mental states, we've been interested in identifying plants.
As part of a four-year project called RoboHow, German researchers at Willow Garage are teaching a robot named PR2 how to read cooking instructions on the web by building an online database that compiles the context any human would realise is implied in each instruction.
We are still applying the reasoning we use about non-human nature and technology, to apply to the human condition, without realising that it is a categorically different matter.
"They are the most relevant things to humans really, even though humans don't realise it," he said.
According to a recent study, even at UN bodies tasked with realising the human rights of women and girls the issue remains taboo.
