> The quantity-minded react to how many; how large; how expensive.
> The quality-minded react to how fine; how unique; how beautiful.
> The one is interested in magnitudes; the other in forms.
#Borsodi, at times,
Somehow this makes me think of decentralized SNS developers vs. the proprietary owners...

> The factory furnishes us products which are uniform by making us sacrifice the advantages of variety.
> It furnishes us products which are cheap by depriving us of the advantages of quality.
> It furnishes products which are plentiful by making us abandon the advantages of conserving labor and natural resources.
#Borsodi #ThisUglyCivilization
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/ralph-borsodi-this-ugly-civilization

One day I'll find #PaulGoodman's lines about Borsodi's #ThisUglyCivilization. They came to mind while reading #TomVanderbilt on #ThePallet. It's a good read but I'm wondering about how oil and climate fit in.. And Goodman's lines about #Borsodi were that gains in centralized production were lost in packaging and transportation I guess it all seems to work because of energy subsidies: Cheap oil shored up by the Pentagon and direct tax giveaways to Exxon.
https://slate.com/business/2012/08/pallets-the-single-most-important-object-in-the-global-economy.html

OnedayI'll find #PaulGoodman's lines about Borsodi's #ThisUglyCivilization. They came to mind while reading #TomVanderbilt on #ThePallet. It's a good read but I'm wondering about how oil and climate fit in.. And Goodman's lines about #Borsodi were that gains in centralized production were lost in packaging and transportation I guess it all seems to work because of energy subsidies: Cheap oil shored up by the Pentagon and direct tax giveaways to Exxon.
https://slate.com/business/2012/08/pallets-the-single-most-important-object-in-the-global-economy.html