You have totally ruined the purpose of Bitcoin my friend. Your arguments are pointless and doesn't make sense at all. Bitcoin is a resource and those who provide energy to mine it are rewarded with true fiat currencies. If you think that it isn't a resource then can you create a Bitcoin out of thin air? If no then you should learn about its fundamental mechanism of action before creating such long posts that doesn't provide valuable knowledge at all.

Satoshi introduced Bitcoin as a decentralized payment system and when he introduced it the value of Bitcoin was way less than today's values and the mining difficulty was so less that even with Pentium CPU's one could easily mine many Bitcoins a day. Now the things are different and the mining of this precious digital gem requires a lot of processing power, and trust me Bitcoin is a very useful digital commodity these days.

Bitcoin is an easy option to carry than other commodities. If we take the example of gold into consideration then it's quite heavy to hold many gold items in your hand, while holding thousands of Bitcoin is as simple as holding your smartphone. A smartphone with a Bitcoin wallet can hold thousands of bitcoins without any issues and the one who owns those bitcoins can get increased value because of the volatility of the market. Now even after knowing this you consider gold a resource and Bitcoin a non-resource then you're totally wrong.

Although, I agree that Bitcoin isn't a physical resource but in the digital world it's currently the costliest resource that anyone could own. And, unlike gold it's far harder for a laymen to own this thing. There have been many instances in history where people have found gold during the travels, but there hasn't been a instance where ordinary people found any Bitcoin by using internet or any other technology. In that sense the Bitcoin is far more rare than gold in the digital world. And, with each halving that happens in 4 years the value of this digital gold increases.