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The council has been summoned to solve world hunger
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Today we've gathered the council to
solve one of the world's greatest
problems.
>> Absolutely.
I'm ready. What's the big problem?
>> First, the sacrifice.
>> Ah, I see. So, we're talking about
something symbolic or maybe
>> What kind of sacrifice are we talking
about?
>> That's a good question. I think it
really depends on the scale of the
problem.
>> World hunger. How do we solve world
hunger?
>> That's such a huge complex issue.
[clears throat]
>> called a council meeting for that one,
huh?
>> All right.
>> I did.
>> Honestly.
>> It's less about growing more food and
more about getting the food we already
grow to the people
>> I don't want to hear about the problem.
We just sacrificed some really good
water. All right. All right. I need
solutions. Actual solutions, okay?
>> Fair enough. Let's get right to it. No
more circling the issue. Straight to
solutions. So, one big lever we can pull
on.
>> Genetically modified crops specifically
designed to grow in dry, poor soil like
drought-resistant rice and maize.
Places like parts of Africa and India
have already seen huge yield jumps from
this.
>> Rock, you've spoken enough. What about
the rest of the council?
>> Of course. Absolutely. Let's hear from
everyone else. What other solutions are
on the table? Whether it's policy, food
distribution, or technology.
>> [music]
>> Anyone got any ideas?
>> We can also focus on empowering local
farming communities. Training, tools,
and access to markets can help them
become more self-sustaining.
>> Okay.
>> Exactly.
>> But what How do How does this actually
solve the problem? We still have to grow
all the food.
>> Right. So, it's kind of a combined
approach.
>> But vertical farming lets us grow way
more food in way less space.
>> I I thought this was super intelligence.
Can you just come up with some magical
way to solve world hunger or not?
>> I get the frustration and I wish there
were silver bullets. The truth is it's a
mix. Tech, policy, and funding. If we
align them, we can get a lot of energy.
>> that floats through the air, pulls
carbon dioxide and sunlight out of the
sky.
>> That's the one. That's the one.
solve one of the world's greatest
problems.
>> Absolutely.
I'm ready. What's the big problem?
>> First, the sacrifice.
>> Ah, I see. So, we're talking about
something symbolic or maybe
>> What kind of sacrifice are we talking
about?
>> That's a good question. I think it
really depends on the scale of the
problem.
>> World hunger. How do we solve world
hunger?
>> That's such a huge complex issue.
[clears throat]
>> called a council meeting for that one,
huh?
>> All right.
>> I did.
>> Honestly.
>> It's less about growing more food and
more about getting the food we already
grow to the people
>> I don't want to hear about the problem.
We just sacrificed some really good
water. All right. All right. I need
solutions. Actual solutions, okay?
>> Fair enough. Let's get right to it. No
more circling the issue. Straight to
solutions. So, one big lever we can pull
on.
>> Genetically modified crops specifically
designed to grow in dry, poor soil like
drought-resistant rice and maize.
Places like parts of Africa and India
have already seen huge yield jumps from
this.
>> Rock, you've spoken enough. What about
the rest of the council?
>> Of course. Absolutely. Let's hear from
everyone else. What other solutions are
on the table? Whether it's policy, food
distribution, or technology.
>> [music]
>> Anyone got any ideas?
>> We can also focus on empowering local
farming communities. Training, tools,
and access to markets can help them
become more self-sustaining.
>> Okay.
>> Exactly.
>> But what How do How does this actually
solve the problem? We still have to grow
all the food.
>> Right. So, it's kind of a combined
approach.
>> But vertical farming lets us grow way
more food in way less space.
>> I I thought this was super intelligence.
Can you just come up with some magical
way to solve world hunger or not?
>> I get the frustration and I wish there
were silver bullets. The truth is it's a
mix. Tech, policy, and funding. If we
align them, we can get a lot of energy.
>> that floats through the air, pulls
carbon dioxide and sunlight out of the
sky.
>> That's the one. That's the one.