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Provide education on the environmental impact of shipping and returns (ideally coupled with sustainable packaging); then allow customer to make their own choice

Parents who buy toys are also buying time they can spend on work. “Screen-time guilt” makes educational toys more appealing - It can take parents from feeling guilty about spoiling their kids with gifts to feeling like they are investing in their education.

"And yet the bigger and apparently more successful an organization gets to be, the more will inside events tend to engage the interests, the energies, and the abilities of the executive to the exclusion of his real tasks and his real effectiveness in the outside."

When science divides reality up into disciplinary parts and deals with them separately, it reveals a lack of understanding of reality as a whole, as a system.

We turn into each other’s audience, judging from afar. We become each other’s data harvesters, knowing who went where, at when and with whom. We even become each other’s digital oppressors: we form a limited perception of who we think someone is based on what they post, and when they do something that doesn’t conform to the imposed image of them,... See more

“The most powerful antidepressant is doing for other people”

Aspirational economy is not a zero-sum game.