“The robots served us our daily rations,” I continued. “Engineered nutrition blocks with flavor enhancers, soft rolls that dissolved like foam, cups of synthesized beverages. They filled your stomach but left you hungrier. The PEAs would scan our plates and bodies, adjusting our portions based on algorithms. We were told it was perfect nutrition, optimized for learning. But everyone was heavy—not strong, but swollen. Kids waddled instead of ran. Faces puffed, skin sallow. I was the same—breathless, ashamed, yet told I was at peak health.” “But you weren’t,” whispered Lila. “No,” I said. “We were being slowly poisoned.” Read the full story to learn how these children fought the #fiatfood system and broke free from a life of ultra processed foods. This week’s story is inspired by @Saifedean Ammous image
Inspired by @Saifedean Ammous Fiat Food book. What would the world look like in the near future if we moved further away from eating real foods and moved towards more industrialised, controlled and processed foods? Read the next story drop in 2055 of two children who stand up to the fiat food system after a taste of freedom: image
Proud to announce in the highly competitive @Stacker News Fiction Month, The Last Miner was in the Top 3 for the grand prize. Didn’t win first but did get a runner’s up #sats rewards. Read The Last Miner here: image