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I gave a list of reasons for why people might light to do gardening. In that list zero of the points benefit from having a robot do it for you. Why do you just
by constantcrying 2y ago
I gave a list of reasons for why people might light to do gardening. In that list zero of the points benefit from having a robot do it for you.
Why do you just ask the most banal questions instead of reading my post and responding to the argument I made?
>Do people who don't like gardening not like gardens or fresh produce? I just don't see how you reached this conclusion.
Yes, if you don't ready post you don't know how I reached that conclusion.
If you just like fresh produce go to a farmers market.
- naasking 2y agoNothing you wrote in this or the original post implies that people who don't like gardening wouldn't want to have a garden on their own property managed by a robot.
- constantcrying 2y agoHaving a product for gardening and selling it to people who don't like gardening is genuinely retarded. With this robot you still have to do gardening, only somewhat less. If you don't like gardening why would you spend 2k on a robot doing it for you instead of buying the produce?
- naasking 2y agoYou seem to be struggling with the idea that someone might want the results of hard work without actually doing that hard work, especially if they can get those results by playing with something they do enjoy, like robotics. Let me know when that sinks in.
- constantcrying 2y agoAre you aware of supermarkets? There you can buy food that others have produced for you, admission to a supermarket is usually free and food can be bought in minutes instead of produced over months. Is this your project? Why are you so emotional over it being a shit product?
- naasking 2y agoIt might be difficult, but maybe strain your imagination to consider scenarios where people live remotely, off grid, or in areas with unreliable supply chains, or they might even live right next door to be more self-sufficient. Accepting that other people might have different values than you can be challenging, but I have confidence you can do it.
- rob 2y agoHe's going to blow his mind when he learns I have two AeroGardens in my kitchen, but don't want to do any farming. I could just hop down to the grocery store to buy the same amount in minutes. I can't believe the company is still in business!
- nradov 2y agoIf you live off grid in areas with unreliable supply chains then where do you get spare parts and technical support when the robot breaks?
- naasking 2y agoFarm bot is allegedly open source, so you have access to every part of the design. If you're building some to use off grid, you're a DIYer and are already relying on yourself for many things. You can also stock spare parts when you do the initial build. The initial build will require shipping parts to a location for pickup, but this is a rare event.
- bluGill 2y agoI want higher quality food than my local supermarket. Tomatoes are work to grow but what you can buy is awful. I wouldn't use this for wheat as I can't tell any difference.