Is water deliberately made 'undrinkable' ...

i dont know...there is not reason to have bad water ... in developed nations
no heavy metal work is allowed...
no 'polluting' industries too....

the logic might be 'leakage' of all the chemicals used in gmo cultivation...
...
can be many reasons...

The fact - tap water is largely undrinkable.
hence bottled water 'rules'

what chemical might be used to make good natural water - undrinkable?

maybe, thats the thing which make organic plants suffer?

maybe thats what makes gmos viable...

it is a chicken and egg again....

I just find it weird .... that all the developed nations with all the scientific intellect in the world...
cant seem to increase crop yield to feed their miniscule population...
vs
developing countries where peeps work for <$3 a day?
and still they have like billions of them...

something doesnt just add up there...
how can few countries who do all the manufacturing work...
tend to have bigger populations...
have less cancer spread...
and generally non gmo crops which provide better yield...

lots of confusion...
gmo cultivation ... kinda coincides with cancer spread too...

maybe it is the gene editing gone wrong..
or maybe it is all the chemicals used to get all that imaginary extra yield...

or maybe it is the 'process' nature of farming...

i dont really know much.

further thoughts...

and then there is this weird trifecta of companies...bayer, phizer and monsanto...
its like a revolving chair between these companies...

monsanto makies the seeds..
bayer makies the furtilizers and all
and phizer makies the cures.

it is beautiful capitalism.

or maybe...it is the big baddy or it all - climate change!!!

which sane country would choose corn as its primary crop?
or soyabean?

i dont know - none of those things seem likeys by humans.