Crops can blight, animals can get diseases. I don’t know much about hydroponics but I know that bacteria are a concern. What food source is the most reliable, the least likely to produce less food than expected?

    • Seraph
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      311 year ago

      This is the right response, along with proper crop rotation. No magic single correct answer here will work.

        • Blake [he/him]
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          I know you’re not really being serious, but it doesn’t really. I considered the logistics of this for an RP I was running and it doesn’t add up. You need way way way way more food to grow a human being than the human being provides in food when they’re dead. At most, being very very generous, you could meet 1% of a society’s food needs with cannibalism. And that’s a really high estimate. It’s really more of a special treat than a daily diet!

          • @Num10ck
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            21 year ago

            thats assuming you want to maintain the population size.

            • Blake [he/him]
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              41 year ago

              It’s so inefficient you may as well just leave the population to starve, nearly the same effect for much less work!

              • You’re going to have people anyway, and they’re going to die. We just need a process to make their deaths a d resulting disposal as productive as possible. We could set an optimum age limit; maybe gameify the process, and package it with respect and nobility. We could give it a pleasant name - something like “Carousel” maybe.

                We’re looking for balance, not a Buddhist sort of minimal impact.

        • @[email protected]
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          21 year ago

          They’re making our food out of people, next thing they’ll be breeding us like cattle! for food!

          • @[email protected]
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            But what happens when covid kills 75% of your long pig stock? Thousands will starve, millions will die!