Heyo
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Not yet. We'll have to build one.
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Agricultural Revolution
- Thread starter The Hammer
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It's not inaccurate. A lot of our problems exist due to it.
Brian2
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This thread seems to have gone overboard with that idea.
Sedim Haba
Outa here... bye-bye!
Unlike the others, like irrigation. This was a whole. nother. level. Artificial. Mine it.
Some may say GMO is bigger watershed. Poppycock. We've always been doing that.
But, we may run out... mass death on a scale unimaginable.
Heyo
Veteran Member
Run out - of artificial fertiliser? Never. The atmosphere is 77% Nitrogen. But we will be running out of water and arable land. Better we aren't as many when that happens.
Sedim Haba
Outa here... bye-bye!
Any idea how much energy needed to use that Nitrogen?? No? As a farmer, confirm all of this...
(sorry for youtube's BS, just click) Ya, that actually won't work on woke utube now.
also, a jew, say he killed my family with chemistry. Things are messy.
Youtube totally sux. The channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@veritasium
The title"The Man Who Killed Millions and Saved Billions
G-d damn you to hell, youtube.
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I disagree. Complexity begets complexity, but is it really a good thing?
Brian2
Veteran Member
I have to admit that I have not read all the comments in the thread and don't really know what you mean by "complexity begets complexity" in relation to agriculture.
It seems to me that the blame for problems in society is being put in the wrong place.
Wouldn't the same problems or/and others have developed without agriculture.