Do you think the way we grow and distribute

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Porn is mass produced by means of Tube Channels. Its not organic.

Lots of places don't have enough arable land nearby to support the local population. L.A. and NYC literally could not exist without massive food transportation.

And since when is corn junk food?

Crops are grown more efficiently in certain geographic and climatologic regions. Also, only a few select locations are suitable for year round farming.

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combining Sub Zero and Scorpion.

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Lots of places don't have enough arable land nearby to support the local population. L.A. and NYC literally could not exist without massive food transportation.

And since when is corn junk food?

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Corn products are used to make many of our junk food items. I mean, you really didn't know that??

Perhaps having 7 million people in a small pocket isn't the best idea?

Anyway.. large cities used to plan their outgrowth with food growing areas inside the city. That stopped not that long ago.

There could be more innovation into growing healthy-clean food inside cities. This isn't an impossible thing.

Of course the biggest cities are going to need to bring food in, but it could be drastically reduced -- and overall, across the board we could be doing much more inside cities and suburban areas to grow food.

Of course I know about high-fructose corn syrup and its ubiquitous use. That in and of itself does not make corn junk food, as the healthy uses for cooking/feeding livestock with it are legion.

Having smaller, less efficient farms scattered around every city or large town that ever existed isn't feasible. If every community had to focus on growing their own food on a smaller scale lots of manpower would be wasted. Specializing is the name of the game.

And what makes the food you grow any healthier/cleaner? I've seen many a sad little flower/vegetable garden in people's back yards that I wouldn't touch.

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Do you think the way we grow and distribute
food is the way it should be done?

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Yes.

If you want to spend more money for organic or "farm fresh" produce and meats.....that your choice.

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If you want to spend more money

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Seriously can't be stressed enough. As recently as 1900 (pre-ag mechanization, herbicides/insecticides, and GMOs) it took 40+% of U.S. household income to pay for food. Now it's around 10%.

So even if production was enough to keep people from starving en masse, you can safely bet that lifestyles would be radically changed by backing off of these modern methods.