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The problem with that approach is that nobody agrees on what is frivolous. So it ends up being counter-productive as everyone squabbles about why their most hat
by gwicks56 4y ago
The problem with that approach is that nobody agrees on what is frivolous. So it ends up being counter-productive as everyone squabbles about why their most hated thing is frivolous and should be banned/regulated, whilst the thing they like provides enough benefits that is should be left alone.
Off the top of my head, the things I have seen people argue should be banned due to climate effects:
- Eating meat
- Plane travel
- Cars
- Only large 4WD's ( but not cars)
- Clothes dryers
- Bitcoin
- AI
- Computer games
- Christmas lights
- etc
- landemva 4y agoAnd TVs in hotel rooms taking up space. If I could choose rooms with no TV, no alarm clock, no house phone, I would.