was so we asked, this is sort of a broker 12 things from developing and emerging countries to get access to space. because clearly one of the issues, one of the show stoppers is the cost on the launch in the operation. the welcome to redact to deny this is the show where americans in america covering america new. they're called foreign agents. a couple of months ago, i did a show that demonstrated we're not actually running out of water. there's plenty of water in this world. if we just distribute it and use that like, oh, i don't know, adults if we try to adult thing as a species that something anyone might want to content or can vary or what, but now we'll just keep spending all day bob and people we've never met turning the world into a giant landfill simply because i want to plastic bags to carry my brief styrofoam

containers for a cup of bright fries with bacon bits on it to gabriel. a bag pro factory bar out about the wine. sorry, feel i feel like that had to come out of gum boy and it's, it's good. we got it all the way early. just get it out of the way. anyway, i've already covered the answers to our water problems. but the capitalist nightmare that's eating the planet is not only using up water. it's also destroying our field and our soil in the us alone, soil on crop land is eroding 10 times faster than it can be replenished. if we continue to degrade the soil at the rate we are now, the world could run out of top soil in about 60 years. without topsoil, the earth ability to filter water, absorb carbon and feed people plunges and browse. more importantly, once we've destroyed all the soil, what we do for mud wrestling,

huh. and don't tell me jello don't you dare say jalap me, it's not the same. it's not the same. but there are solutions to the soil and food problem as well. one is to stop, don't weigh 40 percent of all the phone. we go. no lightning bolt idea. but that's not the one i want to talk about today. i want to talk about the new technology of hydroponic farming. growing plants with little to no soil such as they're doing in morehead kentucky. inside a high tech greenhouse so large, it could cover 50 football fields. it glows with the paints and yellows and 30600 l e. d and high pressure sodium lights, nearly 3000000 pounds of beef. steak, tomatoes, grow on $45.00 foot high vines, whose roots are bathed in nutrient enhanced rain water, other vines, whole thousands of small, juicy snacking tomatoes. one location can grow millions of pounds. the tomatoes

with 0 oil and the point of the segment is not just a great we can keep going with fossil fuels and destroying the earth because when our lives royal anyway. no, i'm saying we can go a lot of things without soil and driving off in ecological clip. furthermore, with the crazy advancements in technology, hydroponic or vertical farms, as they're called, are becoming insanely advanced. a new generation of hydroponic farms that create precise growing conditions using technological advances like machine learning algorithms, data analytics and proprietary software systems to coax customized flavors and textures from fruits and vegetables. and they can do it almost anywhere, puts back up a 2nd. in that new york times quote, did they just help proprietary software in this new farming science? like it's a good thing. hey, we figured out how exactly to grow things so that we can save you mattie. but it's

proprietary. yeah, we're just gonna keep that. keep that under lock and key for ourselves. it wouldn't be good for 2nd quarter earnings to tell the other humans out survive to. that's our little secret, right? you want it tomato. yeah, we're the only ones and grow them any more, so you better take it anyway. ignoring the pathetic capital as sociopath, selfishness for a moment. this new type of agriculture is arriving at a perfect time. perfect meaning we've just about to plan beyond belief climate change routes, pete, waves flood fires, joe biden, whatever. and we need to find new sustainable ways to exist. and vertical farms use 0 soil and a fraction of as much water as traditional farms. on top of that, as one vertical farmer stated, his farms are $100.00 times as productive as traditional one and 95 percent less water. other companies claim they can grow as much food on a single acre as

a traditional farm can grow on $390.00 acres. and some people are still arguing for additional farms are the only way to go. when that be like a guy showing up where there's a new invention called the automobile, and then a guy riding up on the back of an elderly donkey and go and donkey transport the the only way the goal this, this is in sanity this machine. you have, there must be a donkey. if we stop using this donkey, then the horses who poop on the road are you going to do it? or you're going to put on the ropes because i don't think you have enough book. i don't think so. i don't know why this is the actual book. it absolutely is. full disclosure, there are definitely certain concerns to take into account with vertical farming. i'm not denying that one hi hydroponic hater told the new york times. what will the hell down comes be in 2 generations?

it's a huge live experiment and we are the wraps. that is true and i really like that part for. first of all, we are currently doing insane live experiments, even on quote unquote traditional farms such as g m o, 's, and pesticides. pesticides are the main cause of the b colony collapses. we've been seeing and much of the cause of the incent, genocide, in general, that's going on. these no vertical farm use, little to no pesticides and can be kept and then enclosed space so that they are accidentally killing everything in the neighborhood. like montana though is so proud to do. also, we're doing much larger live experiment by destroying the flag. is it that is very good. i wonder what will happen when there is no formal soil, no clean water, and it's hard to all the dime. like piano experiment come down as oh so

much ok. maybe i didn't get all the anger out of the way the be any, but i got a lot of it. much of the food stuff that is grown on traditional farms end up being some awful processed experiment on the human body anyway, because it ends up in a mcdonald's meal or other fast food. it might be grown or produced on some traditional farm factory farms on where, where the pollution waste and animal torture is truly unfathomable. but then that traditionally farm to food is turned into some sort of talks or poison served in a box with a smile on it. if you want me to take a dump in a box and put a smile on it, i will, i have spare time. we miss you. chris farley, basically a lot of modern food is already an experiment done on our bodies as if we really know what eating piles of cheese doodles and gallons of mountain dew dollars. the human body and brain. people pricing, hydroponic farming are standing around a double mic cheeseburgers smoking a cigarette. stuart funding may lining

a 5 hour energy drink and then turn it around and go. and those tomatoes are experiments on the human body. so yes, the concern should be concerning. but if you look at the list of concerns, human kind has right now left new question bell peppers is towards the bottom. and finally, there's one more reason hydroponic farming is so important. these fruits and vegetables can be grow near populations centers year round. a lot of the time you buy a mango or a strawberry, or whatever it was grown in brazil, or the mall dives, or sub wild location and then ship around the world. so that you can have a dragon boat in the middle of the winter in boston. the way we do things now is the least officiant least rational way we could possibly do it. and what are you

insane? amounts of fuel and create lunatic amounts of pollution? with vertical bond farming, you could grow the things near the people who we the things. wow. how crazy is that locally sourced could become the norm. rather than jumped in only done by 75 year old ex hippies live in a new pulse new york because they went to woodstock in 1969 there when a bag ran out of gas and they've been nearby ever since. the point of this new york times article that i didn't show you is that it also tried to port the capitalist angle of hydroponic farm. and it talks about which corporations are doing the best at it. and how martha stewart and justin timberlake are investors that they should not be in corporate hands. it should not be proprietary software, and it should have gone all to do with any body who are part of it. i think

instead using technology to create more efficient, more sustainable, less chemical, less pollution, having practices should be a center piece of our society. the answers are out there. we just have to use them. company was indeed say the belly to be redacted the night i. well go, i'm late, can take the news from bon, i have some sad news. china continues to let down the rest of the industrialized world. i mean, it's just not living up to the standards set by much of the globe. for example,

danny. hi fong, wrote recently, china has not been to war and more than 40 years, never conduct regime change. operations does not get involved in the stabilisation of other countries and does not unilaterally impose sanctions as a form of economic bullying. what you can do in jana, do you want to play with the big boys or not? not been a war for 40 years war. it's like masturbation. you have to keep add it or you won't know if your weapons are firing properly. this is why every american general has palms area than a yeti and china. no lateral, economic bullying. what, how are you going to bend other nations to your will? killing thousands of innocent people in a process that those people have nothing to do with. c killing in a vision called part a growing up buddy. ok, but that's not the only way china has let everyone down. although there is plenty

of private capital throughout china. capital is not allowed to dominate political power, like in the west, with capital calling the shots, china would not have been able to carry out the largest scale poverty alleviation history. capital doesn't hone their, told the cost. and i'll, and the largest scale poverty alleviation in history. are you interested in progress? china. ok. and in poverty, not progress. taken page out of our book here in the us, which is the best book, of course, because we're number one, but we don't read any more. books are for losers. who haven't discovered video game any who, here in the us, we're getting ready to kick millions of americans out of their homes, because the government won't defend them against landlords during a pandemic. and this, despite the fact that they are over 17000000 vacant homes in the

united states. now that is what i owe progress. progress isn't getting rid of poverty, it's increasing it, which is good because it means that the very rich are taking that money from the poor to increase their wealth, which are billionaires totally our bunch of them live in outer space now. because they can no longer stand the smell of the unwashed masses, plus having so many empty millions of empty homes served as a teachable moment. we can announce less than our poor people. wasn't all those empty halls. you could have one if you just worked harder and didn't have to pay for your mother's health care and didn't have vision problems of your own apparently. or had been born in did some sort of tooth paste or soda pop fortune. you know, i know a kid in high school who is never had to work a day live because his grandfather invented that t shirt with the tux up painted on it. and that's what america was about. amassing

wealth based on wrapper nonsense, spiritually wear cotton candy thrilling at 1st. but in the end you're still empty. inside point is china hasn't yet figured out how to kick millions out of their homes while leaving millions of homes sitting on you know per site. ok. besides, those houses are really on use here in the us. they provide a home for bugs. and my son does a pasha and we'll live in the laundry chute or something. so. so in a way, we haven't made millions of americans own life. we've made millions of awesome own bo. right. good. good for them. you just you just got to remember to look on the

bright side. the was always cleaner on the other side. what? yeah, that's, that's glass. and it's a glass that your eye. never mind. it doesn't matter. point it's there's an involved that's, that's claim. moving on, you all know that much of america is fine. sorry. read that wrong fire were on fire . the climate crisis heating up at a wicked pace. there are drown blood and catastrophe all over the globe. and really it's all we should be talking about, but that's ok. go back to discussing black widow. no, that's fine. that's fine. just do that. that's fine. luckily, we have a real, a climate hero. in the white house, right? that guy right there really cares about the climate. in fact, many people voted for button because even though they thought both trump and biden

are morons, at least they said by and believes in climate change. and therefore, we can do something about it. well, z a p, a reported last week. the interior department approved about $2500.00 permits to drill for gas on public and tribal lands in the 1st 6 months of this year. if the speed of the administration's permanent green lighting continues in this fashion, a p said that it could issue 6000 permits by the close of 2021. that would be the highest level since george w bush was president, surpassing the rates of both trump and obama. clearly, there are only 2 ways left to deal with this climate crisis. why is to acknowledge the 2 party capitalists, domination of our system cannot actually create any large scale change. and instead, we must act outside of that system in order to end this death spiral, or,

or, or we fight tooth and nail for steady incremental growth of renew, slightly progressive group of democrats that could possibly get a few people elected to congress, who are a hair with more environmentally minded than the other 90 percent of the democrats in congress. and then that handful will slowly raster modicum of power away from the central. in backroom deals that we won't be party to. and eventually, in a mere 3040 years, the centrist democrats will feel the need to stay in the good graces of the more progressive members of the party. and at that time, boom de pounce. forcing an amendment onto a bill that if we're lucky, decreases big oil subsidies by a whopping 9 or 10 percent. incredible. of course,

that boat will need to be held within a new hyperbolic fire safe chamber. because the hills and they won't be in place. i don't know the 2 options and i'm feeling good about that. second one, we've got a quick break, but watch redacted night any time and portable dot tv and check out the redacted podcast called moment of clarity on i food spotify. and i'll be right back a lot more. the news. ah,

me, the war on drugs started as a way to come back, a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota. and it's got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a tragic, told us that andrew was competing short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening. the the in the welcome back. i'm still

a camp despite all the buzz surrounding the video game industry is cutting edge graphics live in game play. apparently, the merchants of fun aren't great to work for. to find out why we're joined by our video game and correspondent, known as epic, pale lord 96th. anders lee. hey anders. what? oh, i lay. are you playing a video game right now? can, can you pause it for a minute plan? i wish i could, but i'm on a deadline. i have to do vinnish testing 6 different games by midnight. what, why i picked up some extra work with this video game studio. and since then i barely had time to do anything. i thought it would be a fun part time gig, but i haven't talked to a fellow human in weeks. my last 4 meals have been gorman, pretzel crumbs. i've sucked out of my beard. the 20 minutes. i get to sleep every night or spend dreaming that i'm playing call of duty. mexican american war. i was holding my eyelids opened with 2 picks, but they snapped a few hours ago. do i want to know how you're going to the bathroom?

well, i have this gaming chair with it, with a hole in the middle. okay. now let's, that's plenty. i was assume that making video games for a living was supposed to be fine, but now i so did i. but no one talks about how ruling it is to make violent teen fantasies is addictive of as possible. turns out that in an industry worth a $150000000000.00 mass lay option untenable working conditions are surprisingly common. though rarely examined. most of the video game press is aimed at either the consumer or the investor. and most outlets concern themselves with how a game plays or how much it's sold. so it's not of all the lucrative for entertainment journalists to report on how the sausage is made. i know that that reminds me when i'm done with this. i have to check koby ashi to k 22 for bugs. that's a sports new. 4 hot dog eating competition game l have to give me the cheat codes on that one. why don't they give you more time to do this stuff like why is it

seems like the games would come out better if they had time. that's the thing making these games is extremely complicated in order to meet release date studios are in a perpetual state of what's called the crunch, as in the crunch of adderall. pills between your teeth as you shut out to work a 100 hour week of mandatory overtime. to do things like fix the hubcaps on your she's a mario car. i was even allowed. i mean, it's basically not, which is why lately companies have been out sourcing crunch work to other countries . right now, i'm in a shipping container off the coast to pop into getting please, don't worry about me next week when these games are finished. i'll probably be free . it's pretty common when a big project ends to just lay everybody off and shut the company. is there anything workers can do to prevent this kind of exploitation? this is a $1000000000.00 industry for god's sake. things have been changing around the edges for a little while now. a couple years ago, workers at right games walked off the job in protest of workplace sexism. and about

half of the game developers pulled at a $2900.00 convention, said they want a union. that's why many are getting involved in game workers, united a labor action group that wants to unionize the entire gaming industry from developers to janitorial staff, to warcraft orks. this would put us on par with workers and tv and phil, who despite also working on high pressure, temporary projects, can rely on good wages, protections, and benefits, thanks to their strong unions. megs and so why don't you go get involved? see, i would love to join a picket line, but i'd have to go outside i r l and after this long, i don't think i can go back to peeing the normal way. ok, thanks dennis. appreciate. and now for all the news, we didn't have time to get through, but we have time to go do it, please welcome naomi care of other hello. hey, how you doing? so as you know, yesterday i talked about the spyware industry. but what we also need to be talking about is the data broking industry, the data brokers or data data bro,

whichever you prefer. yeah. that the data broker. so there was a case this week in which a priest was revealed to be homosexual. because this sub stack publication basically bought data that was available to anyone for anyone to purchase from his grinder app and from his location data on his telephone. and they figured out that he was going to gay bars and meeting up with people for hook up. you can just purchase people's data. yes, you can. there are data brokers who actually approached these christian organizations and they said we can help you. you can also be god and you can track and see what people are doing and punish them. oh, so they were trying to use a day for their own means and then they out of their praise. or they're all, i think that's what they intended to do. it's not really clear what their intentions were with the, with the data, but it was

a top catholic church that was official that had to resign because his business became public to everyone. and you know, that's not really the catholic church problem, like if i were them, i would be maybe surveying what's going on on roadblocks, not. what's going on on grinder that's horrifying. that people can purchase your data. i mean, it was, it was horrifying enough that the police and the government had but to have just ran dose. yes, exactly. is this data is really available for, for ad agencies to pick up and figure out like which toothpaste you want to buy. but in the end it's going to be weaponized them. we've and we saw that this week. well actually that's, that's good to hear. what else? and also you heard, i'm sure i heard about the frito lay strike. that's happening this week. it's going into it's 3rd week. there's actually a number of strikes happening right now. that's the more high profile one, but there are right,

your drivers that are going on strike in their alabama. mine workers who are going on strike. but the over the past year has been like the highest number of strikes and like a generation like the past 12 months and it gets basically 0 mainstream coverage. well, the freedom of a worker is strike is actually getting a lot of mainstream coverage because it is kind of shock. yes. but let me just say, when you say getting a lot of mystery, i mean cnn will do one little clip about it and then 24 hours of whatever exactly 24 hours of trump. because i just remember, like, remember the good my lecture? yeah. we got everything wrong. that's remember the good ratings, but so these freedom, it's really shocking what they've been through. they had 84 hour week one day off and 5 months, and they're keen allies if they don't do over time. so they were forced to work over time in last week. there is no more important time for them to be working than during a pandemic. we had

a draft and i think what's interesting about the pen because that it laid bare a lot of warehouse conditions and people were, were like, oh no, these warehouses are me backing plants become hot spots for cove it. and there's actually a cobra break in topeka, kansas where the frito lay warehouses right now. but now we're, we're getting more attention on what these workers lives are like. and does it look like they could when it looks like they, they do have a chance. the problem is, is right now everybody's asking, can i need to read? oh, like can i eat frito lay chip, can i pepsi and they haven't announced a boycott. yeah, i think there are some employees who really want to boycott, but really that's, that's not what's going to help everyone in the end. we need to have the pro act. we need to have strong union laws, pro labor politicians who make sure that this kind of because this is like

something that somebody should go to jail for like people are dying in dying in a nice warehouse. so this is jeff bay. those meanwhile, like that's nothing i have shot collars on my employees. yeah. skills and as they're cool, thanks so much. you're welcome. that's our show, but check out the redacted and i podcast called moment of clarity and my other podcast government secrets both are free on stitcher. spotify, and i've turns until next time, good night. keep fire ah . the media, a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer.

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