the problem is that social solutions are much harder to implement than technological ones , and rarely do succeed. But i've seen better solutions to this pr

the problem is that social solutions are much harder to implement than technological ones , and rarely do succeed. But i've seen better solutions to this problem .one example is letting bacteria grow basic food elements at 10x less cost, like pronutria claims.another example is making high quality chicken substitute from soybean,which,depending on proces could be much cheaper than chicken.