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This looks really great for the young adults who wanna get out of the rat cage/race and start out on their own in farming. Organic farming, to my surprise, is highly promoted on the page while offering help with "incubation farms" for those starting out. It's not just about getting fresh veggies, but also teaching anyone interested what it takes to run a farm.

It is educational IMO, unlike Pokémon GO which already has a death record.

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This is interesting. I sure hope, though, that people get the produce that they have "worked for", and it doesn't end up being all Rakuten points.

FizzBit: "It is educational IMO, unlike Pokémon GO which already has a death record."

Somebody a little bitter? Besides, Pokemon Go hasn't killed anyone. The deaths are 100% on the people who were not paying attention on the road, same as those using cell phones in cars and ending up in accidents, people fumbling to put a CD in the deck or change the station, people looking at the navigation system, etc. As long as you blame a game for it you continue to avoid dealing with the real reasons the accidents happen. It's misdirected anger, and really doesn't have anything to do with this thread to begin with.

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smithinjapan

My comment would have made a LOT more sense to you if the Mods hadn't deleted the comment I was responding to.

Sometimes all is not as it seems and maybe you shouldn't jump on the high horse so eagerly.

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smithinjapan

Furthermore

Pokemon Go hasn't killed anyone. 

I said death record, which means innocent people have been killed while others were playing it.

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