This is the same mentality as recycling.
Sounds good, but “recycled” trash wound up going to landfills anyway.
Commercial fertilizer is made from natural gas and millions of tons are made very efficiently.
The logistics of collecting human waste would not be efficient at all, and would not come anywhere near enough to replace commercial fertilizer.
It’s an absolute joke. Imagine collecting the urine for a 5000 acre wheat farmer in the Dakotas, storing it, processing it, transporting it across the country and rigging the farmers equipment to apply it. All you’ll get from this nonsense is idiots going out on their decks and pi$$ing on their potted plants. The globalists powers that be should just skip the preliminaries and go to their end game solution, Solyent Green.
“The logistics of collecting human waste would not be efficient at all...”
Except where we are already collecting it. Which is in the big cities with centralized sewage systems. That cost is already paid, and the infrastructure must be maintained regardless of what they do with the waste. So in that case, it might be feasible.