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Whoa, leave the farmers alone! We'll never reach 100% farmer dependence. The sun doesn't shine at night, so plants don't grow, because they're sleeping. If you're hungry at nighttime, you'll have to harvest from a sleeping plant, and they'll get angry at you. This is why relying 100% on farmers will result in us eating all the farmers, just like the coal miners who eat only coal, but they also drink petrol. Going all-in on any single source is a recipe for disaster, which is why we need more tractors and need to teach cows how to drive the tractors so that we can eat them, too.
This is such a chaotic response. 11/10, no notes haha