RideAgainstTheLizard

I noticed there is an animist community here, that's something I'd like to learn more about. I believe it's about respecting non-living things? It reminds me of the Japanese idea of tsukonogabi, where items gain a spirit after 100 years.

They even have a cool map that really helps visualise the scale of the network: https://wearetheark.org/map-of-arks/

Very good point!

Thanks for the insight and the video :)

Cheers!

I enjoy philosophy, thank you!

Thank you Solo 🙏

Thank you! If it's climate adjacent I'll check it out :)

Cheers, I've added them to the list!

Yeah, it's similar to the debate around whether paper bags or tote bags are more eco friendly. As others mentioned here in regards to dishwashers, what likely matters most is how many times an item must be used before it offsets the environmental cost of it's own production.

Sadly even if you reject the receipt in my regular shops they still get printed, the staff just toss them instead.

A wide adoption of a digital alternative would be great. It of course opens up questions around the impact of hosting them digitally, but I'm optimistic that would cost less than all the unnecessary paper, especially if the service was hosted on renewable power.

Thank you for sharing!