>a cheeseburger is only possible with wide, nation-crossing supply chains. I know you are just giving an example - I get your concept - but frankly all the ing

>a cheeseburger is only possible with wide, nation-crossing supply chains. I know you are just giving an example - I get your concept - but frankly all the ingredients for a darn good cheeseburger are produced within a two hour drive of where I live, on an industrial scale. Maybe I'm just really lucky, but on the other hand if you go back just a bit more than 50 years ago, most small towns had their own dairies, bakers, butchers, local farmers and rancher, they had various kinds of factories and industrial producers - and maybe this is one place where we need to go back in history.