• Rufio@lemm.ee
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    2 年前

    We have the technology for indoor skyscraper style farming.

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        2 年前

        I mean, in the scenario described where we literally can’t grow food in the surrounding land, it’s hard to say what the political landscape or legal institutions even looks like at that point.

        • Cybermass@lemmy.world
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          2 年前

          Once people start going hungry and killing rich people then suddenly the rich will wake up and realize they have to do something, hopefully by then it’s not too late.

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        2 年前

        Landlords are not the problem there. Zoning regulations are.

      • Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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        Its less about affordability… and more about distribution models. Can you get stuff out to the suburbs in a way that makes sense? Do we need to even have the trational suburban model or can it be repurposed for agriculture? There are going to be a lot of people cramped into smaller spaces in the next century.

        We’re a stones throw away from workers rising up anyway, so that’s a topic for another conversation.

    • chico75@lemmy.world
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      Do you have any sources? I doubt we would see similar economies of scale compared to current farming.