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pretty scary though.. it starts with plants....

GE is doing something similar in Japan: http://www.gereports.com/post/91250246340/lettuce-see-the-future-led-lighting-helps-farming
I suppose lettuce is chosen due to it's quick maturation time.

Notice not a single mention of nutrients it has.

Looks great. Funny though with the push for natural energy to push food production to electrical and not solar.

I really think "Deliscious" is about putting extra 's's in words that don't need them. Damn, I went back and looked and that's their brand name. I have to admit I have a distinct abhorrent reaction when I see that word. I'm not quite able to put my finger on it but I hate that word.

(Which may make it good and distinctive branding, who knows...)

But yay for a plant manufacturing plant.

To be fair this was hardly a top to bottom technical exposé of the process...

True, but somehow I think that if someone were to try and live on only this type of food, you could see a difference between them, and someone who ate food that was "outside" (IE: Sun, etc.).

Skynet. Robots making the world a better place for humans................................................................................................................................................
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I wonder what the carbon footprint of a single crop in that building is compared to a similar sized plot of land.

Farm of the Future Uses No Soil and 95% Less Water has been added as a related post - related requested by blacklotus90 on that post.