It Seems We've Reached That Point

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rayofsunshine · 7 years ago · FIRST

To be fair, whenever I wash a spoon, the water always rebounds into my face and just generally makes a huge mess. Besides, the job with extracting oil etc. is split amongst people and they're paid for it.

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rwby_rose · 7 years ago

"Whenever I was a spoon" you used to be a spoon? :o

princessmonstertru · 7 years ago

They left out the part about needing to mine steel from the earth, refine it, combine it with other alloys, shape it into a spoon, ship it to stores whete it waits until it's purchased and finally lands in a drawer.
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Applying logic to the spoon market only reveals that one or the other isnt better, they're just differenft. And that doesnt make for an intriguing sign....

poopun · 7 years ago

And you forgot the part where you re-use (hence why you wash it) the metal spoon you bought. So the effort put in for a spoon is divided for each time you use that spoon, which is only once for plastic spoons.

darthsagacious · 7 years ago

Also all the work it takes to extract chemicals and manufacture the detergent, as well as to purify the water you use to wash the spoon.

princessmonstertru · 7 years ago

Plastic spoons exsist because there was a market for them. Simple supply and demand.

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frostbite · 7 years ago

The thing is the person who would wash the spoon doesn't do everything listed for the plastic spoon. This logic is pretty dumb.

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deathly_hallows · 7 years ago

Uh, why is this NSFW?

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