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Two wrongs don't make a right, but your cutting board probably isn't the biggest source of microplastics in your life and many of those sources aren't your choi
by sublinear 3y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right, but your cutting board probably isn't the biggest source of microplastics in your life and many of those sources aren't your choice.
Let's be honest, this is just preemptive marketing for kitchen nerds. HN is too easy.
- askvictor 3y agoMarketing what? Wooden cutting boards?
- sublinear 3y agoAnything that's not the kind of plastic being described. Anything that gets people buying yet another cutting board. They're not something most people buy often so incentives have to be created. Marketing doesn't have to be so focused. I'm not saying microplastics aren't a problem. Of course they are. I'm saying that any trend is an opportunity for sales and I'd question whether this item is the one that really makes a difference for you. The whole article is so sleazily written.
- balaji1 3y agokitchen nerds and or (growing?) microplastics OCD among such crowd