> “44.2 million people lived in households that had difficulty getting enough food to feed everyone in 2022” That line comes from a report[0] produced by an en

> “44.2 million people lived in households that had difficulty getting enough food to feed everyone in 2022” That line comes from a report[0] produced by an entity that as of last check had an annual revenue of $6.6T. They're probably in a better position to address food insecurity than Elon Musk, whose entire net worth, if you could liquidate it at that phantom price of $245B, would pay for one year's food budget for each of those 44.2 million people before running out. [0]: https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/publications/107703/err-325.pdf https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/publications/107703/err-325...