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Right, the claim is that it's not a 'burden or chore', not that it's necessarily more efficient. The most efficient thing to do might be to sit on your laptop
by esotericn 7y ago
Right, the claim is that it's not a 'burden or chore', not that it's necessarily more efficient.
The most efficient thing to do might be to sit on your laptop all day and eat pop tarts or something. I'm only half joking.
But yeah, the answer might well not be as simple as "just do this one thing differently". It might even be a massive change. Whether that's a burden is in the eye of the beholder.
- Noos 7y agoA lot of the problem with environmental stuff here is that people don't find it a burden because it neatly dovetails with the way they like to live. It's easy to spend time hunting fresh foods and cooking because you love to do it and are a bit of a foodie. It's not hard to consider vegetarianism or no children depending on the person. Essentially to use a christian term its cheap grace. Its easy for a kind person to be kind; but its hard for them to be stern when it is needed.