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	Why is humanity still relying on conventional (enhanced by technology, yes) agriculture to grow food by 2525 instead of using hydroponics? You can grow double the food with ten percent of the water needed for a conventional farm.		Why is humanity still relying on conventional (enhanced by technology, yes) agriculture to grow food by 2525 instead of using hydroponics? You can grow double the food with ten percent of the water needed for a conventional farm.

			:It's a fair point, but to play Devil's advocate, since we know about hydroponics in the 21st Century and all of their efficiency and benefits, why are there so many traditional farms in the world still? -[[User:ScaleMaster117\|ScaleMaster117]] ([[User talk:ScaleMaster117\|talk]]) 20:46, 11 August 2013 (EDT)