The future of generations that should have been nuclear physicists after earning credentials at prodigious academic institutions has gravitate away from the pioneers of atom smashing.
The legends of the Feynmans, Oppenheimers, and Einsteins of the world are gradually being forgotten as society deviates from the Nuclear age into the infinitesimal corridors of the Information age and higher education will never be the same. As political correctness combined with the pursuit of academics settles in, brilliant young minds are being groomed to be farmers rather than researchers. There is no shame in efficiently growing crops. The latest phenomenon is not an indictment of agriculture, but is a glaring example of the emphasis placed upon on young adults influenced on a multitude of levels by the Green New Movement and activism that literally hijack college campuses with all the subtlety of social media star Mr. Beast and his metaphorically manufactured grill that pass the test on a 1990’s rap video set made for MTV. University administrators have no qualms about selling out attendees when federal grants at stake. The resulting vicious cycle of education high on mushroom continues in feedback loop of detriment and an abundance of student loan debt plaguing the middle to younger generations.
As the layout of cities are changing along with the ardent inception of Artificial Intelligence, amid this ecosystem the vending industry has reached an experimental hyperbole, as the founders of walking nurseries or mobile farms strive to compete with hot dog stands in a celebration of unsustainability and an unchecked dosage of imagination that lacks practicality. Within this curiously banal era, reversing the force of time and the worship of the sanctimonious typifies the current attempt at a grassroots economy at twice the cost of simple produce.
The once elite and illustrious institution published a press release alerting the public that a department of Architecture and Planning students are deviating for a possible future of an economy dominated by facets of the agrarian. Apparently, urban farming has become a thing- a fascinating and disturbing evolution from the pea-patch craze of the mid 2000’s.
