ChArkingTurtLe

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   by ChArkingTurtLe 2y ago

   not wrapped in plastic but sprayed with "stuff". "how many apples are thrown away" is not just a question of personal responsibility and brains but how the public was "raised" over generations of mass productio
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   by ChArkingTurtLe 2y ago

   The following are assumptions based on vague memories from books, articles, documentaries, anecdotes and thinking based on observations of past and current events and economic methods. You'd have to consult historians and engineers to
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   by ChArkingTurtLe 2y ago

   there were, are and will be alternatives. we won't go back but we evolve. plastics ruin taste and they feel bad. people's senses are just a "bit fucked up" due to the many "other" things in water, air, soil, dr
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   by ChArkingTurtLe 2y ago

   Do they really hate them or do they just complain about them like some bad season of some series they will continue to watch anyway? Life is better without plastic straws and plastic plates and plastic knifes and so on ... and people who do
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   by ChArkingTurtLe 2y ago

   How the hell have I never stumbled upon Yoshimi? thanks for that. three of the the singularity's facets are relevant to us: a) evolution is the only infinite and less than a billion of us are in it's way. let's hope none-AGI