Our culture has entrenched irrationalities that leave it without arguments to oppose this nonsense. As if we were subordinating every human decision to close-packing efficiency, real or symbolic. Square bottles. Hexagonal houses…
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Square bottles are weak at edges
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Yes—why let packing-efficiency considerations trump that downside? Why let carbon-emissions considerations trump the downsides of ritually unplugging chargers.
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Too many details in the ‘modern’ life. Life was meant to be way simpler, hence the incapacity or lack of, consideration. Plessner’s philosophical anthropology & following looks at our ex-centricity between a Line and a Circle, similar to your discussion on parochialism & counter
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Great angle!
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A not entirely shameful act of saving face.
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry...but considering your reputation, and the picture, the first thing that came to my mind was "wise-ass"
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If we charged for the externalities of burning coal and other fossil fuels, we would have an even higher incentive to get on the floor and unplug the electrical vampires.
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My future grandchildren thank you! Though unplugging chargers seems too little too late at this point.
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