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I agree that such benefits could exist, but what I've mostly observed is just nerds 'playing' with their toys. That's a netto negative. Plastics is certainly n
by louwrentius 6y ago
I agree that such benefits could exist, but what I've mostly observed is just nerds 'playing' with their toys. That's a netto negative.
Plastics is certainly not the only material, but most people do use them. They are the cheapest.
I would like to see actual numbers (easy for me to ask, I know) to become less sceptical.
It's awesome tech, but I feel that at no point is the environmental friendliness really, genuinely part of the equation.
- Symbiote 6y agoA "toy" wasting biodegradable plastic (made from maize) seems fairly low impact, compared to many other hobbies. Just driving 20km round trip for any other hobby you care to name uses a litre of petrol. That's 5-10 medium-large toys, or a hundred trinkets.