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> which is also not that good for the environment (glass production needs a lot of energy) Not saying you're wrong, but how many glass bottles do you use on a
by vanderZwan 3y ago
> which is also not that good for the environment (glass production needs a lot of energy)
Not saying you're wrong, but how many glass bottles do you use on a monthly basis? The embodied energy of a salt/pepper mill does not compare there I think.
- cush 3y agowhataboutism doesn’t help an argument about needless waste
- vanderZwan 3y agoIt's not a whataboutism, it's an "optimize the right problem first" remark.
- cush 3y agoSame thing. Why not both? What makes jars the right problem to optimize? People don’t consume jars, they consume jarred things. One’s consumption of jarred mustard is unrelated to jarred pepper. You’re assuming they haven’t thought about other jarred things. They want to avoid wasteful packaging