• LdyMeow@sh.itjust.works
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    9 months ago

    Err….they definitely aren’t producing more than people want, or at least not enough to matter since they are making loads of money producing things….

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        9 months ago

        Not claiming they aren’t producing more than people need just that people seem to want more. There is a sure conversation around the psychology of enticing people to constantly buy buy buy and how lots of products are ‘disposable’ though

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          9 months ago

          So they are definitely producing more than people want? That conflicts with what you previously said.

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              9 months ago

              And I think people should buy fairphones. It’s a great idea and it needs to be a compelling phone to get more people to buy it.

              The problem is that ethics alone as a reason to buy is shit because it’s better to go used ethically.

              It’s the reusable grocery bag of phones as long as it’s not comparable to other phones.

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                9 months ago

                Oh yeah for sure. I want to see fairpjone succeed but you’re right about the ethical argument.

                To be super clear, definitely don’t think all this is up to the consumer to change, more along government and systems probably.