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> ...how many people mistake food wrapping for food..! It isn't mistaking, it is not prioritizing the cognitive load for the separation effort. When I was in J
by yourapostasy 4y ago
> ...how many people mistake food wrapping for food..!
It isn't mistaking, it is not prioritizing the cognitive load for the separation effort. When I was in Japan, I was impressed with the level of fastidious compliance I witnessed in materials separation. That convinced me the talk in the US about how mainstream households could not possibly support a comprehensive cradle-to-cradle materials handling infrastructure are really talking about culture and/or necessity and not logistics.
- rsync 4y ago"... I was impressed with the level of fastidious compliance ..." Diversity is neither bad nor good - it just has benefits and costs. You witnessed one of the costs. On the other hand, we invented jazz and snowboarding. Those are examples of benefits. I prefer the diversity.
- SirSavary 4y agoJapan, a country famously known for lacking innovation?