Building Food Systems For The Future

What do we need?

The United States of America needs new systems that service everyone. The government needs upgrades, and the entire infrastructure is antiquated. Approximately 100,000 people entered the US illegally and 140,000 entered legally. (United States Population Growth | Current Population | Coronavirus Stats) We survived a pandemic where millions died nationwide and continue until this day. We survived 5 hurricanes with tornados, high tides, and roaring winds destroying populations of people, land animals, and infrastructures. The funeral homes, hospitals, and morgues were overrun. We were quarantined for 2 weeks or more. Resources were limited across the board and had to be replenished. The homeless population has increased exponentially. And of course, crime went up due to panic and uncertainty. We’re not going to bounce back quickly. Do the very best in your hometown and business areas and be part of the solution.

We cannot afford to overlook the expertise and leadership of capable individuals who can effectively address these issues. It’s time for courageous leaders willing to face public scrutiny and work towards real solutions. Is there anyone brave enough to take on public scrutiny, ridicule, and smear campaigns for public leadership? Because Kanye W. isn’t available. Robotics, AI, and checkout kiosks are replacing manpower at an alarming rate. This decreases the number of people in the labor force and increases the rate of unemployment.

Prioritizing

We must prioritize creating new systems that benefit everyone, within our government because the infrastructure is in dire need of upgrades. The pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in our systems, necessitating the incorporation of new technologies, labor forces, and the reallocation of funds to better prepare for future challenges. e.g. cyber-attacks, remote jobs, urban growth, and germ warfare. Are you aware that staff members’ and students’ attendance has declined in universities, colleges, and public and private schools? And a good majority of classes are presented online. Were you aware actors feared losing jobs, credibility, and pay rates to AI-generated imaging? The United States of America is evolving once again. Discovering and exploring technological territories, new businesses, people, and income streams to challenge youth and decision-makers from all cultures and backgrounds for a sustainable future.

Embracing Change for a Sustainable Future

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Urban Bistros and other newfound food systems are emerging. e.g. Ubereats, Grubhub, and DoorDash to get food to you quicker and efficiently. These food systems have helped many physically challenged, bedridden, immobile patients, and previous-generation social security recipients. Government agencies and organizations are integrating apps, QR coding, and AI to keep up with population demands. Across every government department such as travel security protocols, agriculture, health, housing, education, and more are requesting upgrades. Ocean cleanups have begun and environmental safety measures.

Many have recognized that shared knowledge is the road to sustainability. Coveting knowledge only leads to more chaos and poverty. Leave a comment and thank you for your time.

“The Internet is often considered to have begun on January 1, 1983, when the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) and the Defense Data Network switched to the Transfer Control Protocol/Internetwork Protocol (TCP/IP) standard. This allowed computers on different networks to communicate with each other for the first time. However, the internet’s origins date back to the 1960s, when government researchers began looking for ways to share information:

1965

Joseph Carl Robnett Licklider created the first practical schematics for the internet
1969

The world’s first packet-switching computer network was created, connecting computers at four American universities using minicomputers called “Interface Message Processors” (IMPs)
1973

Software engineers Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn began working on TCP/IP, the networking standards that would become the foundation of the modern internet
1976

The Internet began working.”

Fish Delivery & Wild-Caught Seafood Online

We believe nothing has a greater impact on our lives than our food choices, so we focus on food that tastes great, is environmentally responsible, and supports a healthy lifestyle. In addition to frozen recipe-ready portions of numerous wild-caught seafood varieties, we offer ready-to-eat canned salmon and tuna, heat-and-eat soups, smoked salmon, salmon ikura, and more. When you make delicious and healthy meals with wild-caught seafood, you bring everyone to the table with food your family will love.