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I like this formulation and would probably s/Saving the world/All value production/g on it.
Oh, there might be people who use better editors and so don't understand that idiom:
s/SOMETHING/ANOTHER SOMETHING/g means "Replace all instances of SOMETHING with ANOTHER SOMETHING in the document." It is a reference to the command you'd need to do this in vim, a text editor.
s/SOMETHING/ANOTHER SOMETHING/g means "Replace all instances of SOMETHING with ANOTHER SOMETHING in the document." It is a reference to the command you'd need to do this in vim, a text editor.
And many Internet users of a certain age grew up with this because vim-like interfaces were present in a lot of ways to get text into other people's brains.
