producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water.
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producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
@lzg Are we not low-key judging people who participate enthusiastically in fast fashion—and getting into mending our own clothes and thrifting harder?
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@lzg Are we not low-key judging people who participate enthusiastically in fast fashion—and getting into mending our own clothes and thrifting harder?
@eamon we're def judging harder on people who use AI for anything at all
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producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
@lzg I have started taking in my pants to be mended instead of replacing them when they develop holes, and also buy most clothes used
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producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
@lzg I think we have to wear clothes but fashion is crazy actually.
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producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
@lzg I am kinda side-eying the selective veganism people take just with AI...
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producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
I'm the kind of person that can keep a pair of pants in circulation for a decade. My mom's sewing machine is not a hobby, it's a freakin' future investment (especially when I started getting thinner) -
producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
@lzg took years of practice. But I'm now extremely confident in my ability to judge people for more than one thing
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@eamon we're def judging harder on people who use AI for anything at all
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@lzg took years of practice. But I'm now extremely confident in my ability to judge people for more than one thing
@mrtazz shaking my head at the guy who just bought a six pack of socks
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producing a pair of jeans costs 20k liters of water. the infinite hunger for cotton production has devastated the environment and the way of life of ethnic groups in Central Asia for years, giving way to their very own concentration camps. the textile industry's labor practices and environmental footprint is insane. the people behind its expansion are as horrible as tech VCs. why are we not judging each other for using clothes?
@lzg Saving this for the next time my wife tells me to throw out a pair of pants merely because it has a few holes in it.
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