makoivis t1_irq89fa wrote
Reply to comment by dern_the_hermit in The first crop of space mining companies didn’t work out, but a new generation is trying again by Soupjoe5
We could start with addressing climate change on earth, that seems like a good use of said wild powers.
But again, ponder why people migrate. Hint: food availability plays a huge part. How’s food availability in space?
dern_the_hermit t1_irq8fow wrote
> We could start with addressing climate change on earth
The two aren't anywhere close to mutually exclusive. What a weird retort.
makoivis t1_irq8k88 wrote
This discussion would make more sense if you’d engage with any of the points I’m making. This is pretty tiresome.
dern_the_hermit t1_irq8rhd wrote
I literally just directly engaged with a point you made, but okay.
Codydw12 t1_iru6nvs wrote
At the moment it's nonexistent. Key part there is at the moment. Should technologies such as verticle farming and hydroponics take off in the coming years/decades we could very see cities dedicate skyscrapers to growing crops as well as said technology being used to attempt space grown crops.
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