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The Failed Drug War, Unintended Consequences and Future of Sustainable Agriculture | Richard Brion
Richard Brion is the founder of Revolution Agriculture—a patent-pending solution to the food security challenge—and an ex-US Navy officer focused on making farming more adaptable to a climate change-driven world with less resource 60% less water, faster production, and higher yields. He’s the winner of the USAID & Humanity United Tech Challenge to Prevent Mass Atrocity, has lived in 66 countries and has a wealth of experience in every corner of the business.
In today’s episode we discuss:
* The future of agriculture: both big and small
* How humanity can solve our food shortage going forward
* Politics and realities of eating organic
* How Richard’s deployment in Afghanistan shaped his world outlook
* Why Richard’s worried about GMOs and unintended consequences
* The aquaponics and reinventing the future of food
* Why GMOs have faced such harsh criticism
* What Richard likes about the Swiss system of forced military service
* Why political leaders need more military perspective to govern effectively
* What happened with the Drug War and the law of unintended consequences
* The reason isolationism isn’t a good policy for the US or anyone
* Why AI is more dangerous than we think
* The scary truth about Trump’s rhetoric on Europe and NATO
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.
Richard Brion is the founder of Revolution Agriculture—a patent-pending solution to the food security challenge—and an ex-US Navy officer focused on making farming more adaptable to a climate change-driven world with less resource 60% less water, faster production, and higher yields. He’s the winner of the USAID & Humanity United Tech Challenge to Prevent Mass Atrocity, has lived in 66 countries and has a wealth of experience in every corner of the business.
In today’s episode we discuss:
* The future of agriculture: both big and small
* How humanity can solve our food shortage going forward
* Politics and realities of eating organic
* How Richard’s deployment in Afghanistan shaped his world outlook
* Why Richard’s worried about GMOs and unintended consequences
* The aquaponics and reinventing the future of food
* Why GMOs have faced such harsh criticism
* What Richard likes about the Swiss system of forced military service
* Why political leaders need more military perspective to govern effectively
* What happened with the Drug War and the law of unintended consequences
* The reason isolationism isn’t a good policy for the US or anyone
* Why AI is more dangerous than we think
* The scary truth about Trump’s rhetoric on Europe and NATO
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.
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Richard Brion is the founder of Revolution Agriculture—a patent-pending solution to the food security challenge—and an ex-US Navy officer focused on making farming more adaptable to a climate change-driven world with less resource 60% less water, faster production, and higher yields. He’s the winner of the USAID & Humanity United Tech Challenge to Prevent Mass Atrocity, has lived in 66 countries and has a wealth of experience in every corner of the business.
In today’s episode we discuss:
* The future of agriculture: both big and small
* How humanity can solve our food shortage going forward
* Politics and realities of eating organic
* How Richard’s deployment in Afghanistan shaped his world outlook
* Why Richard’s worried about GMOs and unintended consequences
* The aquaponics and reinventing the future of food
* Why GMOs have faced such harsh criticism
* What Richard likes about the Swiss system of forced military service
* Why political leaders need more military perspective to govern effectively
* What happened with the Drug War and the law of unintended consequences
* The reason isolationism isn’t a good policy for the US or anyone
* Why AI is more dangerous than we think
* The scary truth about Trump’s rhetoric on Europe and NATO
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.
Richard Brion is the founder of Revolution Agriculture—a patent-pending solution to the food security challenge—and an ex-US Navy officer focused on making farming more adaptable to a climate change-driven world with less resource 60% less water, faster production, and higher yields. He’s the winner of the USAID & Humanity United Tech Challenge to Prevent Mass Atrocity, has lived in 66 countries and has a wealth of experience in every corner of the business.
In today’s episode we discuss:
* The future of agriculture: both big and small
* How humanity can solve our food shortage going forward
* Politics and realities of eating organic
* How Richard’s deployment in Afghanistan shaped his world outlook
* Why Richard’s worried about GMOs and unintended consequences
* The aquaponics and reinventing the future of food
* Why GMOs have faced such harsh criticism
* What Richard likes about the Swiss system of forced military service
* Why political leaders need more military perspective to govern effectively
* What happened with the Drug War and the law of unintended consequences
* The reason isolationism isn’t a good policy for the US or anyone
* Why AI is more dangerous than we think
* The scary truth about Trump’s rhetoric on Europe and NATO
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.