I think it’s to make you spend more time in the stores, see more products, and spend more money.
It probably works on most people, but there’s such a small number of ethical products I buy, that it just reminds me how sociopathic these omnicidal capitalists are and that I should try to buy less things.
Depends largely on the nature (and scale) of the change.
Change for the better, I can handle.
Enshitification [and bad design], enrages.
Pointless change… why? No really, WHY!?!!!
I think it’s to make you spend more time in the stores, see more products, and spend more money.
It probably works on most people, but there’s such a small number of ethical products I buy, that it just reminds me how sociopathic these omnicidal capitalists are and that I should try to buy less things.
[Well said! [are you copying my words from elsewhere? lol]]
…And restore everybody’s ability to make and mend things. Things that last long.
So many emancipatory technologies to re-avail, out of the clutches of the agnotologically abusive sociopathic omnicidal capitalists. Lost century++.