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In the past, one way of choosing a brand was to compare how durable were its product against the competition. Today, corporations sell products that will break
by akagusu 4y ago
In the past, one way of choosing a brand was to compare how durable were its product against the competition.
Today, corporations sell products that will break just to force you to buy another one. And they do this while spending millions in marketing to tell people how environment friendly they are.
- downboots 4y ago> in the past what changed? Hard to believe that can't be done today.
- xxs 4y agoAlmost all of them have to race to the bottom to survive. Most folks would just buy the cheapest/shiniest of them all. I mean there are fridges w/ a touch LCD on the front panel. Buying quality appliances and tools is a form of art and pretty much you have to tear them down to check about the said quality. It's quite disheartening. Then buying spare parts is another major issue.