You know a lot of people are talking about AI, it's a concern, we got climate change,

oh my god, this is the end of the world, nuclear war, but very few people are talking about

actual shortage of food. According to the economist, in the next 40 years, we will need to produce

more food in the next 40 years than we have in the previous 10,000 years combined.

And one of the industries that a lot of people are talking about is called vertical farming,

Matter of fact, a guy named Elon Musk, his brother Kimball, is now a farmer investing into vertical

farming. Let's get right into it.

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the channel. Let's get right into it. You know it's crazy, I'm a four-lawed adult right now,

we had a big flood, 22 inches of rain and four-lawed adult record break and everybody's talking about

it. For a couple days, there is no gas in Miami. Everybody is conscious and I can't fill up the

tank. How am I going to come up to four-lawed adult? I got to drive up. People are panicking just

because there was no gas for one day in Miami. Gas station for all sold out, right?

So you may be saying, Pat, what's your point there? What would you do if you didn't have food for

one day? How about two days? Three days. Think about that shortage. What happens when you're at a hotel

or you're placed? The bathroom doesn't work, you can't use the bathroom. There's flooding.

What do you think about that stress goes from something you never think about all of a sudden

to something massive, right? That's exactly what the concern is with food shortage. I'll give you

stat here. Food production needs to increase by roughly 70% by 2050 to support the expected 10

billion world population and that's only 27 years from now so now. Let's look at a bunch of

different data here and see if this is something we ought to be thinking about. The things we'll look

at today's arable land, we'll look at topsoil, freshwater supply, we'll look at benefits of

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