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His point I think is that collective cooking/eating is more efficient. I don't have the numbers, but it makes sense.
by nzp 11y ago
His point I think is that collective cooking/eating is more efficient. I don't have the numbers, but it makes sense.
- Demiurge 11y agoI'm actually all for collectivization and economy of scale, but I didn't see that point anywhere. I could personally come up with the upside of not having a personal kitchen, powerplant, house, but I didn't get that from reading, rather just the dislike of having a kitchen.
- nzp 11y agoTrue. His motivations seem to be a mix of simplifying his life and lowering the environmental impact. The first one is easy to evaluate (he does feel that he accomplished that, therefore he did), but whether the second is consistent with that remains to be demonstrated in all the cases. Shipping one-use clothes from China seems dubious, for example.