It sure is convenient that it's "not productive" to debate one of the biggest and most obvious downsides to what you're advocating for. I'm not saying you're w

It sure is convenient that it's "not productive" to debate one of the biggest and most obvious downsides to what you're advocating for. I'm not saying you're wrong; I'm saying I can't find data backing up your statement. It would be good if you were right because that would mean the world as it is currently is slightly better than if I was right. Regardless, disincentivizing total shipped mass is not entirely a bad thing. It disincentivises planned obsolescence and poor quality products in favor of reliable, repairable goods.