Value of healthy food vs value of matter and tech gadgets
If we look at the current global situations on this planet. The situation in Zimbabwe with more than 100'000% annual inflation for example. Then we see that one day people are willing to pay millions of dollars for a single pack of rice or loaf of bread or dozens of millions of dollars for a single meal.
Hence we all know since long that the value of food is infinitely greater than all technological inventions, gadgets, computers, cars, TV etc. Yet for many decades people still kept on moving into cities, wasting valuable time and resources for technical or office jobs far from real needs of life by human society on this planet.
When you look at the current global situation where approximately 3 Billion people eat rice as main dish and suffer from up to 40% price increase on rice in the past 12 months, then you should adjust your own life style to meet as much as possible your own family's needs yourself.
The quantity of healthy, organic food needed for a single family is small if you start producing your own food or at least if you begin to substitute part of your total needs by your own food production. As you start and progress in your own food production, you also will start to value food much more and thus to value the work of farmers much higher than in past years. Part of the rice or food shortage is directly created by the excessive devaluation of a farmers work and products - devalued by spoiled high tech and luxury society of cities!
To create your own food, partially or entirely, you need to live in a healthy natural environment. There is no need to return back to stone age or middle age, but there definitely is a need to act now and to change very substantially the life style of hundreds of millions of white collar and blue collar jobs into alternative lifestyles. Part office or tech job - part alternative farming. Start now and learn to find the balance between technical development and natural life to regain the health of your entire family.
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