So much gets tossed because it’s too hard to sell, dispose off, temporarily lend/rent out, share, store, give away free to needy, maintain/repair etc. Here is Seattle, you even have to pay for some charitable orgs to pick up stuff. One is booked into July for pickups.
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@TortoiseHQ is building low-speed autonomy software (enabled by <$100 in extra hardware) to reduce the transfer cost of any physical item to just data & electricity. Like it is with virtual items today! We are starting with on-demand micromobility but logistics is next -
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How does that relate to the slogan, “Localize production, virtualize everything else”? https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/localize-production-virtualize-everything-else-a-collection-of-citations-on-open-design-and-manufacturing/2010/06/03 … Are those large, durable household goods generally small-scale productive capital?
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I don’t buy that slogan. Almost all process industries should be relatively centralized.
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You'd love a lot of the work that the
@beomni team has been doing here, especially on the rentals side over the past year or two. The infrastructure they are building is an important part of this future.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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