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>> "Humans make voluntary uncomfortable changes to their way of life all the time" --- hoping their life will eventually improve(i.e work hard, make more money
by thefounder 6y ago
>> "Humans make voluntary uncomfortable changes to their way of life all the time"
--- hoping their life will eventually improve(i.e work hard, make more money, then move to a nice neighbourhood where you can enjoy the fruits of your hard work). The religious people hope for a better life in heaven and so on. What's the incentive to for a worse showering experience? What do you get in return?
- fulafel 6y agoObviously the fight against climate change and saving untold billions of people from misery and death not to mention the rest of the biosphere. And everything that comes with that (like feeling better about yourself and the social/psychgological benefits from being part of a movement for good).
- Spivak 6y agoMonetary savings would probably be the main motivator for most people. Being seen as virtuous is also a huge motivating factor. That kind of shower being installed by default in hotels, rental properties, and new construction puts a tiny barrier to people being motivated enough to switch.