First-world problems are actually important to solve well because if you don’t they turn into third-world problems making a lot more people unhappy in worse ways
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ah yeah, of course - that's definitely true (and different from the Varian Rule)
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Recycling is a good example. Much of it is futile and environmentally meaningless. It solves the first-world problem of environmental guilt through virtue signaling. The solution is bad. People in the 3rd world have to deal with the fallout. Until they say “no” that is.
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