>But yes, being able to produce fresh food better, faster and in more controlled way is definitely worth pursuing for humanity. But it isn't better. And why i

>But yes, being able to produce fresh food better, faster and in more controlled way is definitely worth pursuing for humanity. But it isn't better. And why is making worse food faster worth pursuing for humanity? All the available evidence seems to suggest that a rural agrarian lifestyle provides more happiness and fulfillment. It would seem that we should be pursuing how to move people into the country to grow their own food, not how to support the highest possible population of humans at the expense of those humans and everything else on the planet.