We're solving the bee collapse mystery on average about 2.31265 times a day now. I'm starting to fear that we're solving it so well, we're gonna produce the opp

We're solving the bee collapse mystery on average about 2.31265 times a day now. I'm starting to fear that we're solving it so well, we're gonna produce the opposite effect - bee explosion. And now just think about this for a second - a bee explosion. Is this really a better problem to have, seriously? My scientific opinion is that some problems are just not meant to be solved. Instead, we should look into quadcopter beebots.