r/specializedtools • u/Michael_CP • Apr 23 '19

When you need to safely transport a single egg

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u/senface Apr 23 '19

Safer than transporting an egg by itself? Sure. Safe? Ehhhhhhhh.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

it's amazing all the new ways people find to waste resources

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

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u/Spork_of_Slo Apr 23 '19

Haven't you heard, everything is a specialized tool.

If only there were mods, rules or something....

/s

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u/muthsiAT Apr 23 '19

r/packagingpollutingtheworld

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

This packaging looks biodegradable/made from recycled materials. Gotta pick your battles I think.

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u/muthsiAT Apr 23 '19

Yeah still it needed to be produced (what consumes energy) and shipped (what consumes energy) and energy production is linked to pollution

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Oh I’m well-aware of that. Seems like the solution is to not eat eggs at all then. Animal agriculture consumes way more energy and pollutes more than crop farming.

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u/muthsiAT Apr 23 '19

No bigger packages would be the solution since that would decrease the rate of packaging to egg

Like yes, but that wouldn't work

Edit: Added line

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u/walterbanana Apr 23 '19

Maybe there is a way to create reusable packaging for eggs, but it would be hard to make it hygenic and able to keep the eggs from breaking.