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I'm still pissed he threw away that marinara. Could have used the cutlery to eat some noodles and then do his project. Talking about waste and then that.
Schäm dich, Brudi.
Also buying cutlery instead of sourcing used cutlery, shipping the recycled filament to someone and burning more carbon in the process on top of the wasted marinara sauce.
I like Stefan and his channel, but those were the wrong actions if you're going to talk about waste and environmentalism.
For any experiment to give you meaningful results you need to control some of the variables.
Agreed, however that's missing the point of my criticism. He framed the whole video around waste, then proceeded to create more waste.
And? You can't make a meaningful experiment without controlling your inputs.