How Tech Can End World Hunger

When we think about how technology is changing our world, we often imagine high-tech solutions to relatively simple problems. But sometimes, simple tech can help millions of people tackle really enormous challenges. We explore how some basic cell phone technology is poised to transform farming in Africa.
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[@dedominator]

2:48 That's one massive satellite yo...

[@mathiasa10]

I would love to just simply thank you for making these videos, and for sharing then with all of us. When I come home from a long day, extremely tired and sick of humanity and the world, watching one of your videos reminds me how awesome we humans really are. It helps me believe in a better future, and I only have you to thank for it. So keep uploading, and I will keep watching. You are awesome!

[@BlackSilverFox]

A more complete way of rationing food, trasfering enoph for a population and sending excess to areas of need

[@Sexyprman1]

How about ending world hunger by using the ocean to create food and harvest like farms there is more ocean then there is land and with vast ocean space, rich nutrients

[@SpiritLadyArtist]

That is not going to end hunger but it can help improve it. As long as money exists they will destroy crops if they can't get profit from them. If they go too much berries they will destroy them before giving them away.

[@mohammedraj3049]

this is amazing

[@Criticcizm]

Let's start eating chips...cpu chips. lulz

[@GamerFromJump]

The methods already exist to feed the world multiple times over. A lot of the reason there are still hungry people is government interference. Whether it’s warlords trying to starve their enemies, dictators trying to hold power, or regulators that demand tons of fruit be left to rot because a grower went over allotment, governments as often induce hunger as prevent it.
reason.com/archives/2016/08/06/dumped-cherries-a-reminder-of-awfulness

[@TheDarkBrethren]

Maybe we need to get better at how we transport food as it seems like there's a lot of food that just can't adequately reach certain places in time

[@alexblackish-709]

Tim Chapelle my thought exactly

[@kingdellxValdez]

Vertical Farming can help end it.

[@bronwynecg]

Ummmmmm last I checked Peru isn't in Africa.....

[@HardKore5250]

Ebt

[@snim9515]

First yeah.

[@edwhite7078]

Shave your face. The voice doesn't fit