But what about
the less obvious stuff?
Not exact matches
I like a closed system for a couple of reasons, the
obvious being that gross
stuff doesn't get into my milk but also I can lend my pump to other moms knowing full well that their milk will not be contaminated either, plus, you don't need to wash the tubing, a few
less things I need to worry about.
The import of other artifacts is
less obvious: a
stuffed porcupine that sits on Freud's desk, beside a solitary pair of round - framed glasses; a wooden Egyptian funerary boat, mounted fore and aft by bird heads and carrying a small wrapped mummy attended by three seated women; a row of stone knives laid upon a table; and a bearded goat head made of clay.
Less open people typically generate fewer and more
obvious answers to this question — building walls, building houses, building other
stuff.
While this is all very interesting, and shows more foresight than many ideas of what we should to make our future better, it leaves out the most
obvious part of the solution: Use
less stuff, reuse the
stuff we have, and change people's expectation that they have the right to an ever - increasing amount of luxury energy - expenditure.