On January 17, 1912, Nobel prize-winning physician Dr. You skimmed the patch with your skimmer and slung it down the well, where it would be baled, or processed into glucose to feed Chicken Little, who would be sliced and packed to feed people from Baffinland to Little America. If you walked slowly, every thirty seconds or so you spotted a patch at maturity, bursting with yummy carbohydrates. In blazing noon from sunrise to sunset you walked your acres of shallow tanks crusted with algae. You put on your coveralls and took the cargo net up to your tier. You gulped a breakfast sliced not long ago from Chicken Little and washed it down with Coffiest. Chicken Little, a huge mass of cultured chicken breast, was kept alive by algae skimmed by nearly-slave labor from multistory towers of ponds surrounded by mirrors to focus the sunlight onto the ponds. How will we feed ourselves as our population grows out of control? After we've cut down every rainforest to graze more cows, where will the fast food burgers of the future come from ?
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