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People do reuse tote bags, but not as often as they plan to. One survey found that consumers forget to bring the bags to the supermarket nearly half the time. To offset the initial carbon footprint of a cotton tote bag, you’d have to use it 173 times, but the typical tote is used just 15 times, so the net effect is about nine times more carbon... See more

Demand for courses is at an all-time high. Skilling and upskilling has become a necessity as unemployment is high and global competition skyrockets

Much like school governments in high school, DeFi governance is mostly treated as a ruse to convince participants that the process is democratic (coined by Tina He). In reality, a lot of the decision making is generally made at the top and at the expense of end users. A system that forces the aristocrats to be ‘angels’ is generally not one where... See more

-Vision Incentives - Members aren't participating "for-profit" (aka economic incentives) but are driven by a specific ideology. Community members will exchange your Token without a monetary value because they sincerely believed in the vision.

The obvious objection is that Twitter also has public follower counts but still manages to host vibrant subcultures.

According to statistics commissioned from the SPINS market research firm, U.S. retail sales of plant-based foods rose 11.4% last year, for a total market value of $5 billion. Dollar sales jumped 29% during the past two years, the Plant Based Foods Association and The Good Food Institute reported, compared to 4% for total U.S. retail food dollar... See more