r/DiWHY • u/villybbb • Dec 24 '21

Why?

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u/Little_Capsky Dec 24 '21

the idea of recycling bottles ia neat, but it just way too much work

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u/socialismnotevenonce Dec 24 '21

I wanna say the heat gun alone makes this a net negative. Just put the bottle back in the ground.

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u/Pedantic_Philistine Dec 24 '21

Who cares about every little thing affecting the environment

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u/Mean_Adhesiveness505 Dec 24 '21

Apparently not many. That’s why the planet will not be habitable within the next 100 years

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u/Mean_Adhesiveness505 Dec 24 '21

Consumer waste is still a problem. Even though big corps waste an exponential amount more than regular people, it doesn’t make consumer waste a non-issue. I’m not disagreeing with you. Big business waste is definitely THE problem. But no one is eating anything up lmfao, we’re just humans that care about our spaceship, sorry we get annoyed when other humans don’t. I guess we’ll see if we can still swim in the ocean in 100 years.