Something I wanted to share from http://waldo.jaquith.org/blog/2011/12/impractical-cheeseburger/

A cheeseburger cannot exist outside of a highly developed, post-agrarian society. It requires a complex interaction between a handful of vendors—in all likelihood, a couple of dozen—and the ability to ship ingredients vast distances while keeping them fresh. The cheeseburger couldn’t have existed until nearly a century ago as, indeed, it did not.

We are the vanguard of our own destruction.

I sort of figured it meant we've already gotten to the future

Delicious complexity.

@Dany said:

We are the vanguard of our own destruction.

I tried to think of something awesome to say, but you already nailed it.

Now just drop some A-bombs and call them Nuka-Burgers. You won't even have to change the ingredients.

Man, imagine what getting a cheeseburger will be like on the future. "Computer, Burger, cheese, bacon." That shit will be dope!