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Day 46 in the life of a Fast Plant

February 20, 2016

Cornucopia, the horn of plenty - symbol of abundance, originated from Greek mythology and can be found in western civilization art ever since. The horn of plenty is filled with agricultural products and represents the advancement that modern civilization has made from hunters-gathers to agriculture.  Industrialized farming provides even more abundance and has led to today’s knowledge worker era. With this baseline of abundance, our society can focus on a new generation of knowledge workers whose main capital is knowledge.  Children can now be nurtured at an early age to be future engineers, medical professionals, scientists, business professionals, and academics, whose jobs will be to "think for a living". Super Saturday is nurturing our children for growth in the knowledge worker age.

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