People say I eat a lot, this could be true, however, I don't waste my food and I live to eat as well as eat to live. I am very fortunate to be living a life where I don't have to question where my next meal is going to come from, even though I am a student, I still get my food. However, there is a growing shortage of food around the world.
Recent BBC reports have suggested that food production needs to increase 70%, WOW. Are you kidding me? Well, no, I'm pretty sure they are not and the people that are suffering from food shortages are the same people who struggle for water. We complain about the price of gas being too high and then we rush out and spend $1.50 on half a liter of water. Have you considered what kind of a mess we could be in if gas prices were that high for us?
What we need to recognize is that those suffering from food and water shortages are also the individuals that we are so keen on getting computers into their hands and the internet at the tips of their fingers. I am all for the development of the web and trying to reach the far corners of the globe and involve them in the tech generation, but first we need to FEED them. Companies need to focus on ways to feed the future. If as much attention that is put towards food and feeding the world as is put on technology and what it can do for us, there just might be 3 billion other people that can contribute to the betterment of the world.
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
A wealth of information
There is so so much information online these days, how are we supposed to keep up?
We probably don't even realize how much we are missing out on. Some might say that events and business on the other side of the planet don't affect us, unless of course you are involved or following that business.
But just yesterday, Sydney, Australia experienced the worst sandstorm in over 70 years shutting down all forms of transportation, even diverting planes from New Zealand.
What it all boils down to is are we using the web as efficiently as possible and if we are this overwhelmed with this much information today can you imagine in 2, 5 or 10 years from now.
Don't get left behind and never stop "surfing the web"
We probably don't even realize how much we are missing out on. Some might say that events and business on the other side of the planet don't affect us, unless of course you are involved or following that business.
But just yesterday, Sydney, Australia experienced the worst sandstorm in over 70 years shutting down all forms of transportation, even diverting planes from New Zealand.
What it all boils down to is are we using the web as efficiently as possible and if we are this overwhelmed with this much information today can you imagine in 2, 5 or 10 years from now.
Don't get left behind and never stop "surfing the web"
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