Seems like this level of hyper-optimization being required out the gate is more a problem in and of itself. Call me a luddite; but if we're at the point that o

Seems like this level of hyper-optimization being required out the gate is more a problem in and of itself. Call me a luddite; but if we're at the point that one needs bloody GPS to remain competitive, I'm beginning to question the resilience of our food production system as integrated with the global market. Everyone needs food. Period. If you can't get that food from where you grow to somewhere that needs it, that sounds more like the problem that needs solving. Then again, I think practically every problem reduces to logistics problem if you dig deep enough.