Sentences with phrase «many planned obsolescence»

«Fiat currency encourages consumption,» and that leads to planned obsolescence of consumer products and waste that harms the environment, said Clark.

It takes initiative, a mindset of planned obsolescence and innovation, and a concerted effort to «see around the corner,» to see things that your customers will need, even if they don't realize it yet.

Some users saw the announcement as proof that the company had engaged in «planned obsolescence,» a scheme to degrade the old devices to force users to upgrade.

Apple is not admitting to planned obsolescence.

The fact is that we have whole industries employing the most advanced scientific and psychological skills to promote institutionalized deceit, not only the advertising and public relations industry, but manufacturers who rely on deceptive packaging and planned obsolescence, and the drug companies who promote drugs before they know what the side effects may be.

There are too many planned obsolescence features built into this product for me to recommend.

The development of planned obsolescence.

It's a bit suggestive to state that people only want new stuff because of planned obsolescence and «percieved obsolescence» [sic].

Part 5 of a 5 - part seriesBy Allen Frances * When the third edition of psychiatry's manual of mental illness, the DSM - III, was published 30 years ago, there was great optimism it would soon be the willing victim of its own success, achieving a kind of planned obsolescence.

But that was then, and this is now, and planned obsolescence has invaded all companies.

While much attention is paid to the coolness of the designs, the concept of planned obsolescence is pretty much ignored.

I wont go into speculative reasons of their wrong behavior such as, premium shells rolling higher, matchmaking being rigged, or releasing overpowered pay to win content (then nerfing it when they release new pay to win content, aka planned obsolescence), or anything else which cant be verified but is widely thought as true, I will simply state the facts which are more than enough to show you this game is not worth your time or money.

Thus was born «planned obsolescence,» and we've been obsessively trading in perfectly good cars and trucks for the latest and greatest stuff ever since.

The company explicitly rejected planned obsolescence and annual model changes, stating its expectation that you would keep your handsome but not flashy Volvo wagon a long time.

Planned obsolescence can take any form, so long as it works.

The styling of the 1949 Diamond T Model 201 pickup can be traced back to 1936 (Diamond T didn't go in for planned obsolescence).

Take that, planned obsolescence.

It's built on planned obsolescence, each new title having the average shelf - life of about six months.

I understand technology is ever changing and companies rely on planned obsolescence, but if I'm throwing down that kind of cash for a tablet I want it to be «the best» for more than a couple months.

I know I've said it before, but it is very appropriate... I think Planned Obsolescence has reached a New Low, when EVerything Tech is reduced to a Digital Doorstop the moment you get it home!

There's no new technology that causes «planned obsolescence.»

A $ 499 Tablet that suffers from planned obsolescence every two to three years is too expensive for 95 % of the World's Population.

How could any true artist take pride in making something that has planned obsolescence?

«The days of planned obsolescence are over; people are fed up and they want quality and durability,» says Oliver, who reports that her company's yearly 100 - percent growth rate faltered only this year due to the economy.

Planned obsolescence had a lot of subtly deep design implications as well.

In your example it's the planned obsolescence of cards.

It's called «planned obsolescence».

Twenty - five artists working across a range of mediums address concerns related to artificial intelligence, biotechnology, bioethics, planned obsolescence, desire as mediated by technology, surveillance, social justice, and virtual existence.

GLENN O'BRIEN — Was that when the concept of planned obsolescence was introduced, to spur on production?

The very show testifies to planned obsolescence.

ARTnews: We've talked some in the past about your aversion to the design concept of «planned obsolescence.»

Known for her extensive work stockpiling industrial materials into premeditated patterns, Hope's pieces incorporate profoundly complex ideas like numeracy, binary code, and planned obsolescence, as well as the inherent properties of the materials -LSB-...]

The gallery will debut two pieces by Cory Arcangel, both concerned with the representation of planned obsolescence and the expiration of recent history.

Other artists are more enthusiastic about the potential of technology but warn us against its dangerous side effects and its planned obsolescence.

Dorland's work questions the deeper meaning beneath our consumer - driven lifestyles while exposing the inherent decay in a capitalist society driven by instant gratification and planned obsolescence.

Daniel Horowitz: Planned Obsolescence is on view at the Department of Signs and Symbols (54 Hudson Avenue, Vinegar Hill, Brooklyn) through April 12.

Inside, visitors will find Planned Obsolescence, the inaugural exhibition curated by Khorasheh and Herget — who studied together at the Sotheby's Institute of Art — featuring Horowitz's most recent works on paper and canvas, as well as his pieces from a year - long project to create one drawing a day for 365 consecutive days.

Fascinated by the residual, her work focuses on the cultural production of waste, planned obsolescence, and the potential ontological ramifications of a consumption - based society.

Thinking there might be a chuckle in the video I watched it and found a very well done and informative documentary on planned obsolescence that has direct application to discussions here on how to reduce fossil carbon pollution.

By de-development we mean lower per - capita energy consumption, fewer gadgets, and the abolition of planned obsolescence.»

It's a positive version of planned obsolescence.

But, like I said, they are super-cautious (see «IPCC's Planned Obsolescence: Fifth Assessment Report Will Ignore Crucial Permafrost Carbon Feedback»).

Even the goods we might have expected to hold onto are soon condemned to destruction through either planned obsolescence (breaking quickly) or perceived obsolesence (becoming unfashionable).

It seeks the planned obsolescence of all life.

Doing so required them to overturn a law, written under the SPD - Green coalition that held power in 2000, that would have shut down all nuclear plants in Germany by 2020 under a planned obsolescence scheme.

From planned obsolescence, to unnecessary packaging and single - use coffee pods, disposability has been designed into so many everyday things.

Electronics repairability is something we talk about quite a bit here at TreeHugger, especially the system of «planned obsolescence» that currently exists.

It seems he's another victim of planned obsolescence, but all I can say is watch til the end (I don't want to spoil the movie for you).

It tells the secret history of planned obsolescence, which was designed in the 1920ies but with which we still struggle in our current lifestyles.

I agree with you about the planned obsolescence (though I suspect, based on pure hunch, that it isn't always entirely planned these days, but is sometimes emergent from «the way we do things.»)