Reducing consumption is, by definition, not recycling. I think what he was getting at was you will be able to make your waste into useful things, or set up a recycling shop to collect waste from others.
No need to turn into Al Gore from a lighthearted take on the future of 3D printing.
Please note that I didn't say the future of recycling is the reduction of consumption, but rather that it would be more largely affected by a reduction in consumption (than by 3d printing).
Oh, and sorry for briefly turning into Al Gore there. :P Good catch!
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Reducing consumption is, by definition, not recycling. I think what he was getting at was you will be able to make your waste into useful things, or set up a recycling shop to collect waste from others.
No need to turn into Al Gore from a lighthearted take on the future of 3D printing.
Please note that I didn't say the future of recycling is the reduction of consumption, but rather that it would be more largely affected by a reduction in consumption (than by 3d printing).
Oh, and sorry for briefly turning into Al Gore there. :P Good catch!