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However the latter 2/3rd talking about how to approach what items to remove or retain in your life is pretty solid and worth a browse.
In fact the following is pretty much what I’ve been doing this past month:
>You will need to divide your current possessions into four major categories.
>Beautiful things.
>Emotionally important things.
>Tools, devices, and appliances that efficiently perform a useful function.
>Everything else. "Everything else" will be by far the largest category. Anything you have not touched, or seen, or thought about in a year – this very likely belongs in "everything else."
>You should document these things. Take their pictures, their identifying makers' marks, barcodes, whatever, so that you can get them off eBay or Amazon if, for some weird reason, you ever need them again. Store those digital pictures somewhere safe – along with all your other increasingly valuable, life-central digital data. Back them up both onsite and offsite.
The Last Viridian Note (2008) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33674735 - Nov 2022 (5 comments)
Bruce Sterling: The Last Viridian Note - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=383591 - Dec 2008 (1 comment)
https://www.viridiandesign.org/manifesto.html
Eco-friendly products that succeed in the marketplace "get it":
"Civil society does not respond at all well to moralistic scolding. [..] However, contemporary civil society can be led anywhere that looks attractive, glamorous and seductive. The task at hand is therefore basically an act of social engineering. Society must become Green, and it must be a variety of Green that society will eagerly consume."