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I've been saying this for ages. There are so many second-order benefits. For example in Japan, books are virtually all a standard size, and so bookshelves are b
by mitthrowaway2 3y ago
I've been saying this for ages. There are so many second-order benefits. For example in Japan, books are virtually all a standard size, and so bookshelves are built to match. Lets you fit more books in a small home.
When packages are random sizes and always varying, it's impossible for anyone in adjacent industries to develop synergies.
- eru 3y agoAs a customer you can already refuse to buy books that do not come in your preferred standard size.