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If there ever was an example of "f-ck you, future generations", it would be this. These blocks will eventually need to be disposed of, or they will become rubb
by blunte 5y ago
If there ever was an example of "f-ck you, future generations", it would be this.
These blocks will eventually need to be disposed of, or they will become rubble which will "naturally" decay - and by decay I mean gradually have bits eroded off and scattered into the wind/water.
Once they cease to be solid blocks, they become virtually impossible to clean/dispose.
- MarkLowenstein 5y agoYou know how maddening it is when you try to break apart styrofoam packaging supports to fit it in a garbage bag, and all those bits cling to you and refuse to go in the bag? This is that, only writ large over the entire Earth. Anyone looking over my comment history knows that I am nobody's fool for overblown environmental crises. But just look at that video of them piling up the blocks. Those little clingy granules are going everywhere already, and that's before anybody tries to chop up some infrastructure they've built with this.