Argument Essay: My Blueprint For Advanced Farming

An English professor once said during lecture, that the average human uses only ten percent of their brain capacity. If that assessment was accurate, what efficiency ratings are above-average brains operating at? Would it be safe to say that Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb, had the ability to tap into twelve or thirteen percent of his intellectual reserves? Likewise, were Jonas Salk, medical pioneer and developer of the first successful polio vaccine, or Wolfgang Motzart, brilliant composer of over six hundred symphonic works, each capable of using more than ten percent of their brains? In guessing they could, one may be making a justifiable assumption.
A self proclaimed jack of all trades, but master of none, I once believed that the one who possesses knowledge in a multitude of topics, …show more content…
By having to rely on several key factors, farmers are at the mercy of unpredictable environmental conditions which have historically threatened successful harvesting. Cold weather, shortened rain cycles, and unforeseen insect infestations are just several examples. My blueprint for advanced farming is comprised of three radical components that will forever eliminate the aforementioned threats, will and ensure optimal conditions for continuous growing. Utilization of untapped desert sand, is the first and possibly most suspect element. Next, and likely as incomprehensible, is the use of ocean water as a multi-functional system, engineered to supply growing crops with endless reserves of nutrition, while also providing protection from infestation. Systematic filtration, combined with organic fortification, will ensure that salinity is removed, leaving a product for converting barren sands, to fertile growing grounds. The result of combining two of the most accessible resources, with a controlled climate, is the creation of a thriving environment, from which all can