We're Creating the Borg Hive

Well if this isn't the beginning of the Borg, then I don't know what is. This is creepy, but exciting too! Traull's family shared this, as they're in the farming industry.

This? The one guy looks borgis already
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Note:The balloon pics are from near my home

This is quite interesting. Though I farming will need to build upwards to handle capacity. Think of an acre of land, it can grow only so much. now add another level to it in addition to 'Borg' farmers and you have doubled the space. Lighting becomes an issue but people are using grow lights now, for example, building maryjane farms in their basement. I am surprised that no one has yet to build a 20 story farm. All in time.

Totally true Darkoas. Can you picture the sky rise farms of tomorrow? Hydroponics will play a big part in that.

One big change that we'll need to make in the coming decades is a vast decrease in the amount of meat we eat. Compared to historical trends or even our metabolic needs, we're swimming in meat today. Going back to mainly agrarian diet will help a great many things; decrease the production of fossil fuels, curb obesity, and less soil erosion.

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Totally true Darkoas.
One big change that we'll need to make in the coming decades is a vast decrease in the amount of meat we eat. Compared to historical trends or even our metabolic needs, we're swimming in meat today. Going back to mainly agrarian diet will help a great many things; decrease the production of fossil fuels, curb obesity, and less soil erosion.

I can totally relate. My Dad throws a hissy fit if there isn't meat in the dinner I cook. I tell him he needs to build a time machine and go back to the early 60's if he's so enamored of the "meat and potato's diet."

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Quote by NicholasJohn16

Totally true Darkoas.
One big change that we'll need to make in the coming decades is a vast decrease in the amount of meat we eat. Compared to historical trends or even our metabolic needs, we're swimming in meat today. Going back to mainly agrarian diet will help a great many things; decrease the production of fossil fuels, curb obesity, and less soil erosion.

I can totally relate. My Dad throws a hissy fit if there isn't meat in the dinner I cook. I tell him he needs to build a time machine and go back to the early 60's if he's so enamored of the "meat and potato's diet."

Sounds yummy to me! I've been looking for some good vegetarian recipes if you have any!

Vegetarian yes, vegan not so much though. I'm good at making pastas, couscous, polenta, miso soup and what not. Most of those require some animal protein but I honestly don't see the dietary point in having actual meat every morning. (swine excluded) I do love bacon with a fiery passion! ;)

Google Glass reminds me of an episode from The Outer Limits. Basically, all humans were plugged into the Stream by neural implants. They could access information in any book at any time. The Stream becomes obsessed with gathering information. Of course things go wrong and the plot has a hero and the Stream has to be stopped.

I just wonder how much reality is going to reflect the stories of sci-fiction from the last 30 years. It better be a brave new world.

Stream of Consciousness (The Outer Limits)