We may be witnessing the slow Collapse of human civilization caused by only being able to grow 50% of the food we used to worldwide

 Many people or most people are not aware of this fact. It is likely the biggest problem the world is facing now other than Global Climate changes themselves.

When you have flooding and droughts and wind events at the level that they randomly happen now all over the world, people without dams or water systems cannot grow as much food because they might entirely rely upon rain to till their fields and that's all.

For example, when I was in India in 1985 and 1986 with my family most farms were only about 1 acre or less and it was usually a family owning this one acre that they grew food on like Mustard for Mustard Oil to cook with alongside of Curry to season their food like potatoes and lentils and things like this.

But, often these places had no irrigation systems at all and were totally dependent upon the rains. So, if the rains came they grew their food and were okay but when it didn't come they starved.

So, now 50% of the people who grow food on earth are now starving because of these changes.

We don't notice it as much here in the U.S. Because of the exchange rate of the dollar to other currencies where we can not only make much more money but also our money goes further than other currencies around the world in the exchange rate. So, people starve in many countries while their farms prosper by selling their produce to Americans and Europeans while their local populations starve.

By the way this is getting worse by the year randomly all over the world as well.

The saying: "Three days without food and the people start to begin to riot" is something to consider around the world.

IF you are not trying to fast to lose weight or for other health reasons just try not eating for 3 days because you are starving and you will see what I mean (especially if you are trying to work at a job with no food).

This is what is going on now about 50% of the time for people worldwide. They are starving because they cannot afford to buy or to grow food because of rain patterns shifting drastically or from flooding where the crops get ruined or from wind that blows the seeds and crops away as well as soil blowing away too.