This projects has a good idea on how to help with food waste and helping feed those that may need food though there are some major issues with the idea that would need to be revised. First, I think that there are a lot of food that we waste, especially first world countries. Restaurants just throw out perfectly good food that hasn't been eaten and wastes it. I think that there should be an alternative to help reduce the waste produced. The idea raised by this group tried to help with the app and device that they made. The problem I can see with this is that they would need to find a way to deal with the problem of getting the food received to people and eaten by those people in a short time. The device would let the owner of the device when their food would be bad and if they wanted to donate that food to their food donation bank but the food would probably go bad really fast if they decide to donate the food that about to go bad. It would leave very little time to get the food to people fresh. Another problem would be the lyft drivers they said would be the ones getting food from people and getting that to the banks. I think that they should make their own delivery service for that purpose. Other than that I can see this being a nice idea that could reduce food waste and feed people at the same time. I honestly do agree that we are very wasteful when it comes to food and that we have a lot of people that don't even know where their next food is coming from. I come from a low income family so I know the feeling of where is our next meal coming from. I think that it this idea were to be real with all of the problem fixed that this would be a really good idea and could lead to stopping hunger in many areas in the nation or even help in the world. Overall, this was a nice idea and could be a very impactful thing that could help a really real issue in the world. The problems would need to be fixed but other than that, I could see this being a real thing that can help a really big issue of hunger.
Monday, December 11, 2017
A better meal review
This projects has a good idea on how to help with food waste and helping feed those that may need food though there are some major issues with the idea that would need to be revised. First, I think that there are a lot of food that we waste, especially first world countries. Restaurants just throw out perfectly good food that hasn't been eaten and wastes it. I think that there should be an alternative to help reduce the waste produced. The idea raised by this group tried to help with the app and device that they made. The problem I can see with this is that they would need to find a way to deal with the problem of getting the food received to people and eaten by those people in a short time. The device would let the owner of the device when their food would be bad and if they wanted to donate that food to their food donation bank but the food would probably go bad really fast if they decide to donate the food that about to go bad. It would leave very little time to get the food to people fresh. Another problem would be the lyft drivers they said would be the ones getting food from people and getting that to the banks. I think that they should make their own delivery service for that purpose. Other than that I can see this being a nice idea that could reduce food waste and feed people at the same time. I honestly do agree that we are very wasteful when it comes to food and that we have a lot of people that don't even know where their next food is coming from. I come from a low income family so I know the feeling of where is our next meal coming from. I think that it this idea were to be real with all of the problem fixed that this would be a really good idea and could lead to stopping hunger in many areas in the nation or even help in the world. Overall, this was a nice idea and could be a very impactful thing that could help a really real issue in the world. The problems would need to be fixed but other than that, I could see this being a real thing that can help a really big issue of hunger.
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