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* ''Does not'' have to resemble homeless shelters or soviet bread lines!
* ''Does not'' have to resemble homeless shelters or soviet bread lines!
no...
no...
* Food waste problem
* [[Food waste]] problem {{x|gets in the way of the original goal of feeding the world and doing it sustainably}}
** Personal food waste
** Personal food waste
*** could be especially high if people are stuck in the mindset of "it's free so it's ok"
** Systemic food waste
** Systemic food waste
*** can be made less of an issue if
*** can be made less of an issue if
**** if base ingredients are nonperishable
**** if base ingredients are nonperishable
**** if attendance is predictable
**** if attendance is predictable
** How would it overall compare to the status-quo of restaurants and grocery stores etc?{{rn}}

Latest revision as of 22:32, 11 February 2023

Would "soup kitchens everywhere" make a good mainstream alternative to grocery stores and fast food, suitable to feeding the majority of people, especially in a non-capitalist world? Would this be a good way to help make sure everyone has enough food?

yes...

  • Enables more people to easily eat healthy plant-based food without knowing how to cook.
  • Does not have to resemble homeless shelters or soviet bread lines!

no...

  • Food waste problem (...)( gets in the way of the original goal of feeding the world and doing it sustainably )
    • Personal food waste
      • could be especially high if people are stuck in the mindset of "it's free so it's ok"
    • Systemic food waste
      • can be made less of an issue if
        • if base ingredients are nonperishable
        • if attendance is predictable
    • How would it overall compare to the status-quo of restaurants and grocery stores etc?[RESEARCH needed]