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> Right. So what you're saying If you start a sentence with "so what you are saying", and then say something obviously silly ... The argument would be that it
by wisty 3mo ago
> Right. So what you're saying
If you start a sentence with "so what you are saying", and then say something obviously silly ...
The argument would be that it's a large burden to have to write a report if you forage 10 mushrooms and toss one away.
Low volumes, higher fixed costs.
- palata 3mo agoWait. I say "how does wasting 10% have more impact if you waste 10% of 10 or 10% of 1000?", and they answer "it's just not worth doing it for 1". I just don't see how this is related to waste. Of course if it's not profitable when you sell 100% of what you produce, then it is not profitable (that's a tautology). My question is: why is it more profitable to sell the same amount but to waste more? Turns out someone explained in another comment [1], and the "it's just not worth it for one mushroom" just does not explain it. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48962668 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48962668