What they need is an arcology. Hydro-/aeroponics, algae cultures, LED light augmentation. Aquaculture in the basement. Ask NASA and space colonization enthusiasts for advice. If they feel more transhumanist, they can try to figure out how to make humans subsist on electricity.
In case you were wondering, yes, there are indeed reasons that you cannot just start a new agrarian life in harmony with the land at the intersection of Pine & 12th in downtown Seattle
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Alternatively, if they like steampunk: coal plus steam. I'm not a chemist, but the water gas reaction looks like it should be able to produce e.g. formaldehyde or methanol, which can then be processed into something that a yeast will ferment into some simple sugars.
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I think they could generate revenue by live-streaming their civilization...what’s OnlyFans’ policy on Cam-Citying?
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Literally local rappers doing that is how they funded the aid stations initially
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Very good nightlife though
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The original tweet and the reply are so on brand for both of you
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If you haven't staked your claim on Pike & 3rd by now, you've already lost the turf war
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I have grown grass on concrete before (Literally, ~inch-thick sod, hosed it down 3x a day, moved it off the concrete a month later to fix some emergent holes in the fairways). I don't think that works with 6-foot-high tomato plants.
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But it would work with potted plants and vertical gardens. They should get to work!
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The same reasons you can't raise ducks inside a church right.
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