[ SECRET POST #3816 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3816 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: What do you wish had never been invented?

[kaijinscendre]

Styrofoam, K-Cups, and those tiny plastic beads in some hand soap. They are horrible for the environment. Even the creator of K-Cups regrets inventing K-Cups.

Re: What do you wish had never been invented?

[(Anonymous)]

Styrofoam was what they used underneath the new aluminum cladding on that London tower block that caught fire, so I second that. So many lives would have been saved if they'd used fire retardant material, but it was considered too expensive.

Re: What do you wish had never been invented?

[el_regrs]

K-Cups are also a waste of money. Great for convenience, but for the price of a 12-pack, I could grind my own coffee beans and make several dozen cups.

(I suppose you could always get one of those refillable K-Cups, but they say unfiltered coffee's not so great for you.)

Re: What do you wish had never been invented?

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently someone figured out that mealworms can eat and digest styrofoam, so we may eventually fix that problem. Now we just gotta find something(s) that can eat and digest different kinds of plastic.

Re: What do you wish had never been invented?

[(Anonymous)]

There's a moth for that! Mother Nature designed them to eat plant resin that's very similar to plastic.