| ▲ | SllX 3 hours ago | |
They might have the ability to do so. The motivation? Well let me put it this way: I tried Amazon’s grocery delivery service, and stopped using it because everything—everything—kept arriving in its own individual bag regardless of whether it made any sense, so it was just a bunch of bags I had to carry upstairs. That bags also had no handles. So they were optimizing for something, but it definitely wasn’t packaging efficiency. | ||
| ▲ | dpark 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Optimizing for dollar cost. Human time costs more than the extra packaging. Results would doubtless be different if they were optimizing for minimal environmental impact or produced waste. | ||