> we could use the entire calorie count of a human over 35 years, leaving us with around 30000kWh (assuming a health, not-overweight human) That's still too lo

> we could use the entire calorie count of a human over 35 years, leaving us with around 30000kWh (assuming a health, not-overweight human) That's still too low, considering you can't just have a human eating food and educating themselves in a vacuum. We need to account for energy going to and from school, shelter, heating, clothing. Basically all the necessities that enable someone to learn (and their professors) That's another 5x at a minimum.