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r/CrappyDesign • u/KoldunMaster • Dec 25 '19
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The japanese people like that
200 u/TheMonksAndThePunks Dec 25 '19 Former Tokyo resident here. My local market sold individual raw eggs in a fancy plastic shell. That always struck me as the pièce de résistance of human idiocy. -11 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 handling the egg doesn't affect it. you don't eat the shell. plastic is always going to be worse for the environment than cardboard. -2 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 7 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 I'm telling you, full stop, any sort of plastic packaging is worse for the environment than cardboard (especially recycled cardboard) -3 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
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Former Tokyo resident here. My local market sold individual raw eggs in a fancy plastic shell. That always struck me as the pièce de résistance of human idiocy.
-11 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 handling the egg doesn't affect it. you don't eat the shell. plastic is always going to be worse for the environment than cardboard. -2 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 7 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 I'm telling you, full stop, any sort of plastic packaging is worse for the environment than cardboard (especially recycled cardboard) -3 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
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8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 handling the egg doesn't affect it. you don't eat the shell. plastic is always going to be worse for the environment than cardboard. -2 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 7 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 I'm telling you, full stop, any sort of plastic packaging is worse for the environment than cardboard (especially recycled cardboard) -3 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
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handling the egg doesn't affect it. you don't eat the shell.
plastic is always going to be worse for the environment than cardboard.
-2 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 7 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 I'm telling you, full stop, any sort of plastic packaging is worse for the environment than cardboard (especially recycled cardboard) -3 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
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7 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 I'm telling you, full stop, any sort of plastic packaging is worse for the environment than cardboard (especially recycled cardboard) -3 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
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I'm telling you, full stop, any sort of plastic packaging is worse for the environment than cardboard (especially recycled cardboard)
-3 u/[deleted] Dec 25 '19 edited Jan 06 '20 [deleted] 8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
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8 u/ILoveWildlife Dec 25 '19 Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe. It still produces pollutants when reprocessing. What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money. That's the truth of recycling.
Recycling is not as effective as the media wants you to believe.
It still produces pollutants when reprocessing.
What it does, in actuality, is allow companies to reuse product instead of having to create new product. It saves them money.
That's the truth of recycling.
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u/Mradvock Dec 25 '19
The japanese people like that