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Re:2-Acre Vertical Farm Run by AI and Robots Out-Produces 72... by hef19898 on Monday December 28, 2020 @08:24AM (#25558994)
But isnt that the contrary of what Christensen postulates, starting at non-competitive down-market nieche and work upwards?

I'm rather bearish on Tesla for various reasons. I also believe current stock prices for Tesla and Amazon are mainly driven by general uncertainty and too much liquid cash with nowhere to go.

That being said, vertical farming doesn't realy solve any problems, food nd water are distribution and not availability problems. None of which are solved by vertical farming. Obviously that doesn't prevent people from raising a shit load of VC money. If anything, the wetern world is producing too much food, incl. meat, in hyper industrialized farms already.

Re:2-Acre Vertical Farm Run by AI and Robots Out-Produces 72... by calvinmorrison on Monday December 28, 2020 @08:26AM (#25559013)
Telsa sorta did down-market by jamming an engine into another car in the beginning. The lotus was the first platform they built for