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Hmm. Very little of value was lost, and Hell stinks just a tiny bit more now, I suppose. Assuming one believes in Hell in the first place. (I don't, despite having wished Donald Trump there many times in the past several eons.)
The 30-plus year backlog of Dilbert comics, if one actually cares about such things (I don't), is not contingent upon the continued existence of Scott Adams, so that was not something that was "lost," assuming we're operating under the presumption that Dilbert had at least some value. There won't be any new Dilbert comics made, at least not by Scott Adams, though, so maybe that could be counted, vaguely, as possible "value lost"? *shrug*
The 30-plus year backlog of Dilbert comics, if one actually cares about such things (I don't), is not contingent upon the continued existence of Scott Adams, so that was not something that was "lost," assuming we're operating under the presumption that Dilbert had at least some value. There won't be any new Dilbert comics made, at least not by Scott Adams, though, so maybe that could be counted, vaguely, as possible "value lost"? *shrug*
