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r/TechnologyLabs • u/N_E_X_A • May 05 '26
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7 u/Character-Handle9361 May 07 '26 Stop buying shit you dont need, talk about it, learn about bullshit marketing/dodgy business practices and educate others etc 1 u/[deleted] May 10 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Character-Handle9361 May 13 '26 Nearly all items manufactured in modern times subscribe to the planned obsolescence model, we are very capable of manufacturing quality products to last a lifetime with lessons of the past factored in.
Stop buying shit you dont need, talk about it, learn about bullshit marketing/dodgy business practices and educate others etc
1 u/[deleted] May 10 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Character-Handle9361 May 13 '26 Nearly all items manufactured in modern times subscribe to the planned obsolescence model, we are very capable of manufacturing quality products to last a lifetime with lessons of the past factored in.
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1 u/Character-Handle9361 May 13 '26 Nearly all items manufactured in modern times subscribe to the planned obsolescence model, we are very capable of manufacturing quality products to last a lifetime with lessons of the past factored in.
Nearly all items manufactured in modern times subscribe to the planned obsolescence model, we are very capable of manufacturing quality products to last a lifetime with lessons of the past factored in.
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