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Kevin Gast

Kevin Gast

Oct 16, 2026

8:14
Do you, um, do you see any sort of technologies out there that can help in the, in the supply side of things? Is there just a supply issue? Like, once everything does get resolved, does the math, does the math still math? Like, do we still have enough? And, and, and if it doesn't, what do you do to actually then increase supply?
8:33
Yeah, I think, um, you know, the, the World Health and World Organization came out, I think earlier this year, saying that the world has officially gone into water bankruptcy.
8:42
Uh, and you know, the plus and the minus, uh, assets versus liabilities aren't mathing anymore, and we're taking out more than what we're using.
8:50
Uh, I think what a lot of people don't realize also is that the world and planet Earth doesn't have an infinite amount of water.
8:56
There's no, there's no, uh, you know, asteroid, uh, ball of, of ice water hitting Earth weekly and depositing new sources for us.
9:05
And planet Earth is one big recycling machine, so the, the water in our bottled water today or in our tap water, that single water molecule was a high probability that it was probably in a dinosaur stomach, you know, a very long time ago, and you're just drinking it again, right? The, the point being is that there's no new water coming in.
9:22
We can, we can, um, you know, use rain harvesting, uh, as a great example.

24 MINS LATER

33:54
Maybe it's, it's not just what Vvater does, but what's your kind of view for the world of water?
9:06
And can you explain the Faraday reactor and what is actually happening to the water as it moves through the system?
9:16
So the Faraday reactor is one piece of the puzzle.
9:18
We have a multitude of other different technologies because, again, that water makeup and how it looks like can be vastly different.
9:25
And we have different solutions for those things.
9:27
So you don't have this magic black box that just fixes everything.
9:30
We all wish that would exist.
9:32
But that's not the case.

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22:15
But from the agriculture perspective, are the worries true? Should people be concerned about increasing competition for water for these facilities?

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