Real food might be Luxury for few in future or near future

[WatChe]

What the OP said is not very clear. But I am not afraid of global warming and drought, just think about it, there is drought and drought all over the world.
At that time, because there is no water in the lands that will be of no use. Production will completely stop, I don't know if we will see this, maybe our children will witness such a time, I hope not.

Global warming is real thing and it's up to us whether we accept it or close our eyes on this important matter. We might survive consequences of global warming but our coming generations have to bear that. It all didn't happened overnight, the planet earth has been constantly destroyed by humans in the name of industrial revolution. Already whether pattern has changed a lot, in my country (Pakistan) summer are getting intense and their duration is increasing while winter intensity and duration is decreasing. The climate change is real thing and it's best for us to accept it and take measures before it gets too late.   

[alastantiger]

Global warming is real thing and it's up to us whether we accept it or close our eyes on this important matter. We might survive consequences of global warming but our coming generations have to bear that. It all didn't happened overnight, the planet earth has been constantly destroyed by humans in the name of industrial revolution.

We don't have a choice because we have to accept that global warming is a real threat to the future of humanity. I feel we aren't doing enough to resolve this issue because you can still see lots of reasons why the climate is constantly changing still being in use. I still don't understand why renewable energy hasn't been implemented with full urgency all around the world.

The use of carbon energy that's destroying the atmosphere should be reduced as it mightn't be completely possible to ban them totally. We need to make use of renewable materials too so we don't have to destroy the environment because we are being industrious. When the distance isn't long, we have to develop the habit of making use of bicycles or electric vehicles that won't introduce harmful chemicals to the environment.

[uneng]

I don't know which country you are talking about the economic conditions of, but in general, such tragic events would not happen in developed countries and countries with large areas of agricultural land. There are many ways to overcome this problem, poor people will try to cultivate the land to plant plants that produce staple crops, they can also market agricultural products to maintain economic stability. The elite may be able to enjoy everything, but the poor can also survive by relying on food produced from agriculture.

Most people nowadays don't want to live as farmers anymore. The scenario is completely different from the past century, where the countryside was the home of big families who worked on the fields. The tendency is that youngs migrate to larger urban centers, leaving the countryside empty. So there is a minority of wealthy businessmen who own technological resources who purchases those lands and start growing crops and breeding animals in large scale. Without concurrence, they feel free to put the prices they wish on the products.

Of course there is also the taxes factor implied, which raises production's costs, but it doesn't justify the fact food is really expensive (and getting more and more expensive, while quality decreases). More competition would balance prices and quality, but that is a game for big players most of us don't have access to, so it's more convenient that such big players just organize themselves in lobbies.

[libert19]

If you eat out the prices are indeed bollocks ngl but if you can cook at home, the food item prices are reasonable at least where I live — it may be due to the fact that India has plenty agriculture so that could be reason.

Anyway, if anyone is so worried about dystopian future, they could try to grow their own food, all it requires is land and water, for water one can also have rain water harvesting system (one could argue about property taxes and their area may be drought stricken, you figure that out).

[Justbillywitt]

I honestly don't know the message you are trying to pass but no matter how bad the economy becomes in future there still will be real food for people to eat, poor people are mostly the ones producing food, even though they work for the rich in their big food factory and I don't think that getting access to food would be luxury unless you are lazy, In my country farmers are seen as the poor people and they sell to the rich so I disagree that food might be luxury for few in near future unless for the lazy ones.

If you pay attention to what the the OP is saying you will get the message he is trying to pass across. What the Op is saying is already happening in many countries. When inflation is hitting hard, people are working hard but their wages are not enough to afford them good food. Yes they are eating but they can't afford good food. The prices of everything is going up and your wages are not going up and are barely enough to buy food stuffs. The prices of grains, proteins and others are up. Yes people are always going to eat, but not all food are considered as good food.

Even if you cook your food yourself, the price of food stuffs is not like what it used to be like 5 years ago. Before in my country, with $5 you can make good food that can serve a family of 3 for days. But now you need you need like $20 to do what $5 was doing years ago. If your income is constant without increase, how do you cope on the long run? So if the economy continues to decline, it will come a time when it will be difficult for the poor to afford good and healthy foods.

[doomloop]

Most people nowadays don't want to live as farmers anymore. The scenario is completely different from the past century, where the countryside was the home of big families who worked on the fields. The tendency is that youngs migrate to larger urban centers, leaving the countryside empty. So there is a minority of wealthy businessmen who own technological resources who purchases those lands and start growing crops and breeding animals in large scale. Without concurrence, they feel free to put the prices they wish on the products.

Of course there is also the taxes factor implied, which raises production's costs, but it doesn't justify the fact food is really expensive (and getting more and more expensive, while quality decreases). More competition would balance prices and quality, but that is a game for big players most of us don't have access to, so it's more convenient that such big players just organize themselves in lobbies.

Which shocks me. As someone who lives in a populated big city, it baffles me that people want to live in the cities. I do not see many benefits of it, maybe medical care here is a lot better considering there are many public and private hospitals all around me, so I agree that medical part is better here. But aside from that, life sounds a lot better as a farmer than what I am doing right now.

There are two reasons why I am not becoming a farmer, first is I have no clue how to farm, never seen how a farm is managed, never even played those farm manager type of computer games, so I am not a farmer because I don't know how to be. Secondly, it requires capital even to be a farmer, you see that as a low job, but the costs of a farm, is a lot. From tractors to seeds to other machinery, to buying a huge plot of land, many many things cost a lot before you make your first income.

[uneng]

Which shocks me. As someone who lives in a populated big city, it baffles me that people want to live in the cities. I do not see many benefits of it, maybe medical care here is a lot better considering there are many public and private hospitals all around me, so I agree that medical part is better here. But aside from that, life sounds a lot better as a farmer than what I am doing right now.

There are two reasons why I am not becoming a farmer, first is I have no clue how to farm, never seen how a farm is managed, never even played those farm manager type of computer games, so I am not a farmer because I don't know how to be. Secondly, it requires capital even to be a farmer, you see that as a low job, but the costs of a farm, is a lot. From tractors to seeds to other machinery, to buying a huge plot of land, many many things cost a lot before you make your first income.

In my case, I've always lived in a small town, having contact with big urban centers only on holidays and vacations. And by comparing both, I really prefer the big centers, because there is more activity, technology, different people, opportunities and contact with the world.

It's inevitably lonely to live in countryside. You will probably have contact with only the same people for your entire life, and in a very similar way, without much progression in life. Unless you are a farmer making huge income to travel to different places, I think it's too depressing...

But if you like the idea of moving from the populated big city, you can always try something new. Maybe you don't have to buy a piece of land at first glance. You can just travel to countryside for few days to observe how life there works, what people do there for a living and so on. Also, be prepared to have dust everywhere and for the wild mosquitoes, they can be quite annoying.

[xSkylarx]

Which shocks me. As someone who lives in a populated big city, it baffles me that people want to live in the cities. I do not see many benefits of it, maybe medical care here is a lot better considering there are many public and private hospitals all around me, so I agree that medical part is better here. But aside from that, life sounds a lot better as a farmer than what I am doing right now.

There are two reasons why I am not becoming a farmer, first is I have no clue how to farm, never seen how a farm is managed, never even played those farm manager type of computer games, so I am not a farmer because I don't know how to be. Secondly, it requires capital even to be a farmer, you see that as a low job, but the costs of a farm, is a lot. From tractors to seeds to other machinery, to buying a huge plot of land, many many things cost a lot before you make your first income.

In my case, I've always lived in a small town, having contact with big urban centers only on holidays and vacations. And by comparing both, I really prefer the big centers, because there is more activity, technology, different people, opportunities and contact with the world.

It's inevitably lonely to live in countryside. You will probably have contact with only the same people for your entire life, and in a very similar way, without much progression in life. Unless you are a farmer making huge income to travel to different places, I think it's too depressing...

But if you like the idea of moving from the populated big city, you can always try something new. Maybe you don't have to buy a piece of land at first glance. You can just travel to countryside for few days to observe how life there works, what people do there for a living and so on. Also, be prepared to have dust everywhere and for the wild mosquitoes, they can be quite annoying.

It really just depends on your personal preference. For me, I would like to live in a countryside but not really far from a town, where my house have a peaceful location but I can still go to some mall if I want to. I don't prefer living in a large city because it is heavily populated. I am an introvert person so I get irritated from too much noise on big cities. You can also live a sustainable life in the countryside if you're skillfull enough to know farming or raise farm animals.

Real food Will go so expensive that will become Luxury only for few and off course davos elite.

But people will hunt down rich ones then If they can't get food you woun't eat in the expensive places If rest of the world eating bugzz, you need armed sercurity guard near by restoraunts.

But food prices are about go bullish parabolic bull run so many can't afford real food only frozen bugz or who knows what some dead cats or rats.

We are living in a capitalist society. The rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer. Low and middle-class people living in the city will be greatly affected if food become more expensive. But people living on the countryside that lives a sustainable life as I said above will be able to survive. I don't know how or if government can solve this problem in the future since they also benefit from it.

[Victorybit1]

Things might not really happen the way you explained, the world isn't going savage totally but a lot of things are going to get expensive in the future and they have even started now. The Inflation rate is becoming something else and people are being affected by it this includes the poor and the rich. The economy doesn't seem to improve and things are getting worse everyday. In the near future people might start fighting to survive and those who are extremely rich might relocate to other countries that are not so bad.

[mindrust]

It is already expensive. Red meat, eggs etc cost a lot but when the transition is complete, they won’t even be available to us. The kabal wants to monopolize the food industry as it is the easiest way to control the masses. Once you can’t grow your own food in your backyard because they told you so, you’ll be forced to buy the products they manufacture. Just like that your life will depend on them. If you don’t do what they tell you, they won’t sell you any food and you’ll starve to death.

That’s why anything they propose about the climate change is a scam.

[RockBell]

It is already expensive. Red meat, eggs etc cost a lot but when the transition is complete, they won’t even be available to us. The kabal wants to monopolize the food industry as it is the easiest way to control the masses. Once you can’t grow your own food in your backyard because they told you so, you’ll be forced to buy the products they manufacture. Just like that your life will depend on them. If you don’t do what they tell you, they won’t sell you any food and you’ll starve to death.

That’s why anything they propose about the climate change is a scam.

Things are already expensive so the worst that can happen is for you not to be able to afford it, any thing that has to do with human consumption the price is high because they are not regulated and another thing is now that it can be regulated because they are not contributing anything to help and it is consumables that are imported then the tax are high.

Monopoly is what they what and it is affecting people in fact a lot of industries are even closing down and another thing now is that the government don't have interest in opening companies and this are one of the factors that most of the prices of things going up.

And I think later individuals have to go back to farming to actually crash the price of foodstuff because if there is competition in the market things will be cheaper because there will be higher supply than demand.

[dunfida]

Most people nowadays don't want to live as farmers anymore. The scenario is completely different from the past century, where the countryside was the home of big families who worked on the fields. The tendency is that youngs migrate to larger urban centers, leaving the countryside empty. So there is a minority of wealthy businessmen who own technological resources who purchases those lands and start growing crops and breeding animals in large scale. Without concurrence, they feel free to put the prices they wish on the products.

Of course there is also the taxes factor implied, which raises production's costs, but it doesn't justify the fact food is really expensive (and getting more and more expensive, while quality decreases). More competition would balance prices and quality, but that is a game for big players most of us don't have access to, so it's more convenient that such big players just organize themselves in lobbies.

Which shocks me. As someone who lives in a populated big city, it baffles me that people want to live in the cities. I do not see many benefits of it, maybe medical care here is a lot better considering there are many public and private hospitals all around me, so I agree that medical part is better here. But aside from that, life sounds a lot better as a farmer than what I am doing right now.

There are two reasons why I am not becoming a farmer, first is I have no clue how to farm, never seen how a farm is managed, never even played those farm manager type of computer games, so I am not a farmer because I don't know how to be. Secondly, it requires capital even to be a farmer, you see that as a low job, but the costs of a farm, is a lot. From tractors to seeds to other machinery, to buying a huge plot of land, many many things cost a lot before you make your first income.

For those who have been living on a city and wanting up to go into rural or province just because they do want to have that peaceful living then its understandable but when it comes to accessibility into those important offices or facilities then you will definitely be having a problem specially on hospitals and other important places. This is why rich people do live on condominiums on which they are just that thinking about those simple aspects that will be that giving out that convenience into their lives. Living on a city is much convenient.

Lets go back into the talks about farming on which why most of people do look down into farmers?Come to think that if they werent that existing then we wont be having something to eat like on rice and vegetables.
As for the talks about food might be luxury in the future or something that becomes scarce on which it comes into a point that people are fighting for then this is unlikely to happen. Just like on what been mentioned by some people is that there are already alternatives on how to culture different crops or even sea foods and poultry too on which its hard to believe that we will be coming into this condition.

[ITExpert]

Things might not really happen the way you explained, the world isn't going savage totally but a lot of things are going to get expensive in the future and they have even started now. The Inflation rate is becoming something else and people are being affected by it this includes the poor and the rich. The economy doesn't seem to improve and things are getting worse everyday. In the near future people might start fighting to survive and those who are extremely rich might relocate to other countries that are not so bad.

That's right. In near future, things are going to be more expensive and short. Inflation rates are expected to be unstable due to ongoing global crises and chnages in monetary policy. Both the poor and rich people are going to be affected by these inflations but the difference is that poor people will face starvation while rich will afford to move out to other countries with better economy. Central banks may try to take situation under control but the effects will not be felt equally across economic classes. For wealth people, inflation has less impact because they own assets and businesses which will provide them a backup to survive. But the poorer people are going to face harder because their pays will be less than their expenses. Even the necessary things for life like food, clothing and house will be unavailable to them due to inflation. Governments may take some improvement steps like subsidies but they will lag behind the effects of inflation. I hope better things happen in future but the ongoing conditions are showing opposite side of the mirror.

[Sjkah]

I know the economy is getting pretty bad and the government of some countries want to milk all the resources and money they are supposed to be used to develop the country but let's be positive I do think that with time if the government of the country and the citizens work together to cultivate more to improve the economy, to reduce inflation then the future will be safe.

But if not it might not be funny because even currently some people struggle to feed one square meal and that one square meal is not even a balanced diet it's not nutritious enough so I get what the author is saying but maybe he's saying it with anger.

We might be looking at it like a joke but if something is not done about the economic stance of some countries or the world in general the way inflation is going it might be tough for an average man to feed in the near future.

I think that the economic situation is deteriorating due to the increasing population day by day.The lands that were used for farming to produce food are now being used for housing instead of farming.On the one hand, the amount of agricultural land is decreasing, on the other hand, the population is increasing.This will lead to a shortage of food.

[jcojci]

I think that the economic situation is deteriorating due to the increasing population day by day.The lands that were used for farming to produce food are now being used for housing instead of farming.On the one hand, the amount of agricultural land is decreasing, on the other hand, the population is increasing.This will lead to a shortage of food.

That will happen and that will be a matter of time to see it. Food price will increase along with the scarcity of the resources. It is a serious problem that human will face in the future so the governments should think carefully of this and need to solve immediately before it is happen.

When the scarcity is happen, the situation will not stable and that can impact to the country economy. People will challenged to solve their own problem in the name of survive. While the government still busy with their own interest without think about the people.

[Republikcoin.com]

I think that the economic situation is deteriorating due to the increasing population day by day.The lands that were used for farming to produce food are now being used for housing instead of farming.On the one hand, the amount of agricultural land is decreasing, on the other hand, the population is increasing.This will lead to a shortage of food.

You don't need to worry about that because if you live in a country where the government still cares enough about agricultural land and also jobs, the government will definitely try to build more jobs and also new agricultural land in areas that are still accessible to all its citizens. So you just need to prepare yourself for every new thing in order to be able to adapt to a more different environment, because in any case we cannot blame the increasing human population that already exists in this world.

[reagansimms]

I think that the economic situation is deteriorating due to the increasing population day by day.The lands that were used for farming to produce food are now being used for housing instead of farming.On the one hand, the amount of agricultural land is decreasing, on the other hand, the population is increasing.This will lead to a shortage of food.

The ever increasing population is unavoidable, and will have an impact on various aspects of life such as the economy, environment and society. The government must take action due to the narrowing of land due to housing development, one way that can be done is by managing agricultural land wisely to help balance development with land. The government can take advantage of development in agricultural technology to help increase food production without having to expand land in order to preserve the environment.

[jaberwock]

Things might not really happen the way you explained, the world isn't going savage totally but a lot of things are going to get expensive in the future and they have even started now. The Inflation rate is becoming something else and people are being affected by it this includes the poor and the rich. The economy doesn't seem to improve and things are getting worse everyday. In the near future people might start fighting to survive and those who are extremely rich might relocate to other countries that are not so bad.

Inflation is high in a lot of countries, even in the present, so the situation in the future will surely be worse than this. So those who will have low incomes or less money will surely suffer from such things because they won't be able to get the best things as they will be pricey and they won't be able to afford them, however, it isn't like people aren't going to get food at all, one could say that they won't be able to get the best food because poor people can't even get that right now when the situation is stil not that bad.

Inflation can't be fought individually unless a person has multiple sources or income and is doing well financially, but if you are not in that condition, you are going to have a hard time surviving because your expenses will be higher than your income, and that will compell you to do things you wouldn't want to do. This is one of the biggest reasons why people get involved in criminal activities.