I don’t agree with this practice of planned obsolescence, but aren’t cars already their own planned obsolescence? You have to keep giving it fuel, so in terms of the analogy, wouldn’t the company just stop selling fuel? You still have the parts, they just no longer function
Yes I’m aware that car manufacturers don’t sell the fuel, which causes a problem with my analogy, but I can’t see a perfect analogy for this case.
If they don’t violate my personal space, they get to live, but if it crawls on my monitor or something similar, I’m getting the slipper
It absolutely should matter if she did the deed, as that makes her a murderer, but I will concede that if they used corrupt means to convict her it does invalidate the whole process.
There is a very fine balance to be struck here that I don’t think I can do justice.
Not throwing my garbage in the wild makes me have no idea how often straws end up in the ocean, so it seemed like a wild thing to go after.
Any idea if it’s people dumping all this stuff in the wild or if it’s because we throw it out in our bins that it somehow gets to the ocean?
I agree with all except the “Check out of national politics” part. You cant decide who is President anymore, but you should still keep an eye on what national laws they may pass or should be prevented from passing
Bike lanes are fine as long as we don’t get rid of roads in the process. Living 10 miles from a city, terrible public transport and chronic pain means I’m not about to use my bike for actual errands. Before we say “just fix public transport” there is a balance of how much it will cost vs how much it is worth and no, I don’t think it will be worth fixing