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Hey I stick to organic payment processors, like maple syrup. Decent inflation, can be prone to blight or other natural disaster but none of that synthetic stuff
by iwontberude 2y ago
Hey I stick to organic payment processors, like maple syrup. Decent inflation, can be prone to blight or other natural disaster but none of that synthetic stuff.
- ben_w 2y agoGreat, but I have yet to meet a landlord which accepts maple syrup as rent for the space in which to put a commercial food-grade bioreactor lab.
- TeMPOraL 2y agoGo deep enough into the woods on some remote place on Earth, and I bet you'll find them. Bring your own electricity though, they likely don't have any.
- ben_w 2y ago"If you go down in the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise." etc.?
- TeMPOraL 2y agoMore like "find some local village leader from a society a step above the Sentinelese on the development ladder", but I was struggling to find a way to phrase it in a way that wouldn't be accidentally offensive to someone. Point being, such a "landlord" will happily take your maple syrup and let you do approximately whatever on the land you lease from their tribe. They won't mind a "commercial food-grade bioreactor lab" because they have neither a reference point for it, nor a use for one, but because of that you'll also need to provide your own infrastructure and supplies somehow. (Also first time around, I read it as "food-grade bioreactor" without the "lab" bit, so I imagined setting up a shed with some fancy biotech equipment; now I see you probably meant a manufacturing plant.)
- ben_w 2y agoAh, I see. That might work. My reference point for this kind of thing would be the Quorn factories.