Honestly I kinda love this

All of the above!

You should wear stuff until you wear it out theoretically

This is actually a really good idea. :]

Still waiting on the Zuck vs Musk battle. Still won't have healthcare but will it be fun watching two rich people bítch slapping each other.

And everyone owns one already!

Clever, not only to help people, also for less foodwaste.

This.

It's life as I've always known it

avocado plantations are bad for the emvironment. they need alot od water, they cut down rainforest for it and the transportation causes alot of co2..

look at her waist in the right photo, that is some painful corset she's wearing

Yes And Yes.

Golf courses are rubbish for then environment, little scope for biodiversity and lots of water run off .

This applies to high school too. The football and basketball teams get the money for equipment when that money could be used to buy new books and supplies to teach kids.

Now I need one of these

Hell---! This is true!

I love you, Simon 😁😁😁

He loves you. He loves you NOT.

Wonder how that works in the long run, since candles do not melt as much as they evaporate in the burning process.

well and your very tweet is for your influence, not for the planet. Ppl in some countries tend to not see that there's something in between black and white when it comes to electric cars. And that there are many benefits of an electric car besides causing way less CO2 than conventional cars in their lifetimes (even if battery was produced with conventional power mix). Sure, car industry makes a good deal, too, what's bad about this? They employ many workers, too.

A good coat lasts a long time.

Oh, it's my old Kenmore! Yeah, that sucker broke in the early 90s. Think I've had my current one longer.

Many library have "libraries of things" that you can check out. My mom's has some sewing machines and other kitchen appliances. And ours is in the process of creating a maker space with 3D printers and laser cut out machines. It's pretty fantastic!

Both really

So like every capitalist economy.

And the latest shift is to get kids back into the workforce, so there could potentially be 3+ incomes holding a family up. Anything to keep from having to raise the minimum wage.

I would eat that

Apple is trash, I'd never purchase anything from them

Capitalism is just a form of power and power will twist anything. They've twisted beauty for power. However, ugly and beautiful are real things. No one made a dime off the beauty of a sparkling mountain lake or the hideousness of a blobfish. Regardless of how attractive each is, both are still vital to this world and deserve to be appreciated and respected. We need to refuse to let power tell us otherwise. Same thing with people.

THIS.

oh, it did work, but only for the leaders

A shovel, 2 bags of topsoil, and a bag of flower seeds.

I believe we should all carry our own 'personal' cutlery, and wash after use. It makes sense and should be normalised.

They used to make things to last. Now they make them to wear out as soon as possible (and in the case of electronics, as soon as the warranty expires!)

Trampled to death by the customer stampede. Noone was ever tried for this, but Walmart had to pay a fine of 7000$ for OSHA violations (that they spent more than 1 million dollars publicly contesting to state they had done nothing wrong). More: https://nathanveshecco.medium.com/jdimytai-damour-10-years-later-277706add1e6

Get jealous women, we also have pockets even in our boxers, weep in you pocketless existence.

I did the same thing. Put gay pride stickers all over my covertly homophobic former company

It's now mandatory in EU. Burger King has it too for instance.

Cost wise yeah it would 😐

WTF is a squishmallow?

I'm good, keep it.

Those aren't vehicles, they're p***s extentions.

What the hell????

Those particular potatoes are wrapped to make microwave cooking easier, but yeah I agree

How much is a packet of these from the shelf of a pharmacy?

Reduce consumption is a great idea but buy nothing is impossible. The thread on this cross-stitch required someone to grow cotton to make both the thread and the cloth. Someone else had to spin it into threads and then make it into cloth. A bunch of miners had to get the steel to make the needle for it. Someone had to grow food to feed all those people. That's a lot of people buying things just to survive and feed their families so one person can make an art piece on a wall. Art is what makes life worth living and a lot people depend on each other so an artist can afford both the materials and time to make it.

What is the point of this? How is this in anyway better than glass?

Plain wrong: USA is the second worldwide source of single-use plastic waste at 17.2 million metric tons. Only worse is -you guessed it!- China, at 25.4 million tons. India is third at 5.6, Japan is fourth at 4.7. The whole south america is in the same ballpark.