How environmentally friendly is the LTT merch?

[IkeaGnome]

57 minutes ago, kasdashd said:

Because some of the trash is difficult and not that safe to get to, and might not be healthy to handle, why professionals should do it. And it’s creating a habit of the county collecting the tash in nature systematically, creating a long term change, which also increases people’s faith in the public system. Always try and solve multiple problems at once.

You do an amazing job at avoiding answering questions that you don't like since the answers will make you look worse. 

 

"I'll answer any questions, except ones that involve self reflection" is what you've shown so far.

[kasdashd]

2 minutes ago, IkeaGnome said:

You do an amazing job at avoiding answering questions that you don't like since the answers will make you look worse. 

 

"I'll answer any questions, except ones that involve self reflection" is what you've shown so far.

Fine, your perception and judgement of me, your opinion, you win the argument, I get peace, last comment you’ll get from me. Have a nice day.

[ToboRobot]

31 minutes ago, kasdashd said:

Yes, but people are so addicted to technology, that they need to experience their badic needs being in danger, critical survival cause of climate change, before they will once again appreciate the ways of nature, why accelerating climate change is also a solution, not for the planet, but for people to experience change sooner.

You should do a youtube channel of yourself being addicting to technology and showing the audience the experience of your basic needs being in danger.

Sorry you, think accelerating climate change is a solution to what?  I thought you wanted to ensure that Linus Tech Tips store was environmentally friendly? 

[IkeaGnome]

Just now, kasdashd said:

Fine, your perception and judgement of me, your opinion, you win the argument, I get peace, last comment you’ll get from me. Have a nice day.

Don't forget, it's always easier to tell other people to make changes when you won't make those changes yourself.

31 minutes ago, kasdashd said:

No, but only me improving changes nothing, since we are 8+ billion people now, and my morals and ethics don’t have to be pure for me to tell others in a constructive way how to make them achieve the same thing, I simply have to understand the concepts, not necessarily follow them in my own life, cause they’re usually not worth it, compared to the time I could use sharing this info with others.

 

[ToboRobot]

32 minutes ago, kasdashd said:

I’ll let the LTT people do that, cause there’s enough free products and services I can test, before paying any money, that’s what I’m doing with software, apps, games, websites, and so on, testing them, sending feedback to the developers.

Who pays you for this feedback?

Can I send you an invoice for the feedback I have provided to you?  I think you owe me about $5,000 US dollars. 

[Beerzerker]

28 minutes ago, kasdashd said:

No, but only me improving changes nothing, since we are 8+ billion people now, and my morals and ethics don’t have to be pure for me to tell others in a constructive way how to make them achieve the same thing, I simply have to understand the concepts, not necessarily follow them in my own life, cause they’re usually not worth it, compared to the time I could use sharing this info with others.

After seeing this, I have to chime in - It's a case of "Do as I say, not as I do" here, using the excuse of how your own time is spent as to why not.

Either you do or you don't and if you don't - You're being hypocritical.
You've even just admitted it's a waste of time for you to follow your own advice.

Why should anyone else follow what you are saying if you're not willing to follow your own ideas?
Don't worry - I can answer that right now - They shoudn't.

[ToboRobot]

32 minutes ago, kasdashd said:

No, but only me improving changes nothing, since we are 8+ billion people now, and my morals and ethics don’t have to be pure for me to tell others in a constructive way how to make them achieve the same thing, I simply have to understand the concepts, not necessarily follow them in my own life, cause they’re usually not worth it, compared to the time I could use sharing this info with others.

If you improving changes nothing, then what would be changed if one small company that is insignificant compared to Intel or Exxon, would change anything?

If your morals and ethics aren't pure, how can anyone be assured your "constructive way" is actually good?  Maybe you have ulterior motivations!?

Can you tell us what concepts you simply understand but don't follow are?  Why should anyone follow people who say one thing but do another?

Where are you from?  How old are you?  What formal education do you have?  What is the annual revenue of the company you own?

[ToboRobot]

3 minutes ago, Beerzerker said:

After seeing this, I have to chime in - It's a case of "Do as I say, not as I do" here, using the excuse of how your own time is spent as to why not.

Either you do or you don't and if you don't - You're being hypocritical.
You've even just admitted it's a waste of time for you to follow your own advice.

Why should anyone else follow what you are saying if you're not willing to follow your own ideas?
Don't worry - I can answer that right now - They shoudn't.

It's funny when people think they are very smart, but their words and actions prove how smart they really are.