16/08/2021
Up until the 1820s, when cotton monopolized industries, more than 80 percent of all clothing, fabrics, and textiles were h**p. It was huge business. H**p was the main medium used to make ropes, paper, and even construction materials. Today, only a handful of virtually unknown companies produce h**p clothing commercially. But h**p is durable and comfortable, and its growing appeal to the fashion industry is helping promote legalization.
H**p can even make cars. Henry Ford may have constructed a car out of h**p, soybean, and plastics. It was lighter than steel, yet able to withstand ten times the impact without a single dent. More recently, Bruce Dietzen built an experimental sports car from h**p.
Today, h**p is increasingly popular for building homes. H**pcrete walls are fire-resistant, bug-free, rot-free, and even mold-free, and they are 100 percent biodegradable, as well.
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