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It's just like any other cultural norm. And Japan shows that it can scale. Really, it's just a simple common courtesy. And I say this as an atheist non-Boy Sco
by Reedx 7y ago
It's just like any other cultural norm. And Japan shows that it can scale.
Really, it's just a simple common courtesy. And I say this as an atheist non-Boy Scout.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoIf it's "just like any other cultural norm", then we still have a problem - as I wrote upthread and elsewhere, cultural norms are extremely difficult to create or change. You're much better off seeking different points of intervention... like making producers of (what becomes) trash involved and primarily responsible for reducing the amount of litter.