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<blockquote data-quote="DrWazzock" data-source="post: 7808896" data-attributes="member: 2119"><p>To make any effect it would need such a radical change it would be unacceptable to the masses. Just look at the complaints about the covid measures and multiply that by 100.</p><p>I was thinking today about pumpkins and this crass Halloween festival. All that idiotic plastic tat in the shops that will be going to landfill on 1st November. All those pumpkins grown not to be eaten but to be hollowed out and rotted down or incinerated. We still live as masses in about 1629, tempted by bright beads and trinkets and crass commercial fads. Nobody wakes up thinking about wind energy, hydroelectric stations or nuclear power, the problem of plant based foods reliance on fossil natural gas. Oh no. It’s all about cut priced holidays and buying more plastic crap.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DrWazzock, post: 7808896, member: 2119"] To make any effect it would need such a radical change it would be unacceptable to the masses. Just look at the complaints about the covid measures and multiply that by 100. I was thinking today about pumpkins and this crass Halloween festival. All that idiotic plastic tat in the shops that will be going to landfill on 1st November. All those pumpkins grown not to be eaten but to be hollowed out and rotted down or incinerated. We still live as masses in about 1629, tempted by bright beads and trinkets and crass commercial fads. Nobody wakes up thinking about wind energy, hydroelectric stations or nuclear power, the problem of plant based foods reliance on fossil natural gas. Oh no. It’s all about cut priced holidays and buying more plastic crap. [/QUOTE]
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