This project is the inverse of Triton, instead of extracting an unrealistic amount of air (oxygen) from water, they promise to extract unrealistic amount of water from air. And coincidentally, both are created by industrial design students.

The UK is 76% self sufficient and they depend on Ireland to feed 14-20 million people every year.

"That doesn’t mean they have a language, which requires a structure with rules for combining those sounds, but, says Fagot, they have some of the building blocks for it."

That's a hefty 1.2% just for payouts. Assuming another 1-2% for the fund manager, we're looking at a fund with 2-3% in costs. Would investors really beat the market with those kinds of expense ratios?

So much work seems to go into every time.com article that I read... the photos, the header, the text, everything is well chosen.

$4 million... that's won't be that much food.

At least bizarre... So what if the times have changed? Let's keep them anyway! Even though, I think that even at the time they were made, they still didn't make sense. I must admit, funny rules :)

It looks like a promising solution, but still we have to wait a while...