Invent the cup

You now hold the pieces. Cheap noon hours can do work a field stake cannot. Panels take real acres locally and little at world scale. Pumps and a membrane can turn salt water into a drink. Brine and noon-only hours are the edges.

A good invent for Duneport says which cheap hours run the plant, how they become a drink, where the brine goes, and who tastes the tap before it is promised to the town. Name what Leah does on a cloudy week. Name how the town learns that the pasture was never the point.

A brand is not the idea. Covering the last pasture is not the idea. The whole coast going panels this year is not the test.

If Leah could send a drink from the harbor next week and the farmers still had their field, you have the idea.

The tempting mistake is to wait for the field, because that is when everyone agrees a stake was not a cup.

Pilot one harbor. A still plant at noon is not the test.