/lit/ - Literature

>>22974998
Copium isn't hopium. But sometimes it's hard to tell which you have.

The first question is, would you* actually do it?

>>22220119
So be a fucking farmer.
Hedge fund charging you too much for land? Maybe try finding your passion in overthrowing their order

>>21375722
>unscientific
Does Fauchi have to approve of these centuries old farming techniques for you to accept them?
First I’m hearing of this pushback and it’s batshit, anon. Do you work at DuPont or Monsanto or are you a farmer stuck under their thumb? Of course it works

>>21358586
Oh shut up.

>>21358570
Either try to grow own and/or do research on the sources.
Regenerative food forestry is also a great carbon capturing method. Probably the best way to reverse climate change besides reforesting the world

>>21321229
Not all transhumanism is the same. I just want to explore space, bros. If I need to genemod some zero-g organs, then so I will do. I'm plenty ///woke/// though.

>>21224503
>probably with bullshit jobs.
No, how about we address the climate crisis and the food shortage crisis at the same time by ditching capitalism and taking the lands that billionaires are buying up?

>>21057647
It can be prevented easily enough.
but only by ending state-capitalism

>>21031306

Why do we need more books expressing the futility? Yeah, the “red pill” crowd, they’re eating the red steak that leads them back to the comfy blue pill life. Thinking things are futile leads them to suicide. We need the books that lead us out of the mess.

Access to food is paramount.

The problem is the solution

>>20907000
Join the revolution

>>20835188

>>20834054
Nice

>>20827388
I donno why you’d pick Nebraska. Start over somewhere. Reading this rn. You might like it.

>>20768436
I’d rather convert you to permaculture farming

>>20733598
Hahaha. You don’t understand how the world works. I do understand how difficult it is to alter the course of the river, but it’s been done.