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The problem is, if the jars last over a century you don't sell many jars.
by R0b0t1 6y ago
The problem is, if the jars last over a century you don't sell many jars.
- alltakendamned 6y agoThat’s only a problem for very very few people aka the shareholders. Everyone else wins. It’s the standard modus operandi for most companies by now. Internalized profits, externalized costs. And there are very few products for which full lifecycle costs are included in the price.
- R0b0t1 6y agoIt's something that needs to be addressed. If the ROI for an action is very low nobody is going to investigate doing that action.
- _jal 6y agoDemanding infinite growth is not compatible with not incinerating the planet. You can't have both.