Thomas:
Again, I find these comments having something to say that relates to
Arthur's Posting on used clothes.
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From: tom abeles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Durability is an interesting idea, let me puzzle on it and get your
thoughts
First, non-durability or a short half-life seems to be
Thomas Lunde wrote:
Dear Barry:
I have been missing your clear voice of reason for a long time. I
have always liked your idea of durability
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I second that motion!
One of the benefits of working on things that endure is the
good feelings the activity gives to the worker.
I also
Durability is an interesting idea, let me puzzle on it and get your
thoughts
First, non-durability or a short half-life seems to be a very recent
invention along with the idea of the "modern". Probably starting in the
late 30's along with the 1939 World's Fair as discussed so brilliantly
by
Sustainable Economics
by Barry Brooks
Introduction:
Durability is the key to building a
sustainable affluent economy. The use of durability would be simple and
painless if it didn't conflict with job creation. Our present
leaders insist that we need to produce and waste more and more
Sustainable Economics
by Barry Brooks
Introduction:
Durability is the key to building a
sustainable affluent economy. The use of durability would be simple and
painless if it didn't conflict with job creation. Our present
leaders insist that we need to produce and waste more and more
