Packaging often cost
more than product
Eugenics
Eugenics is a movement that is
aimed at improving the genetic
composition
of
the
human
race.
Historically, eugenicists
advocated selective breeding
to achieve these goals. Today
we have technologies that make
it possible to more directly alter
the genetic composition of an
individual. However, people differ
in their views on how to best (and
ethically) use this technology.
http://knowgenetics.org/history-of-
eugenics/
Globalists
You may remember that one of
the hopes of the proliferation of
personal computers was that it
would result in a paperless office.
Well, that did not materialise,
in fact, the opposite is true.
Computerised technologies have
totally revolutionised advertising
putting the designing and
printing industries, among other,
on steroids.
Experience teaches us that we
cannot judge the product by
its packaging. Especially now
that we are living in a time when
product design competes or
often far out do product quality.
“Packaging for health and
beauty products can cost three
times as much to make as the
contents, research shows.
Lynx shower gel was singled
out as an example of wasteful
practices that contribute to the
six million tons of boxes, bottles,
tissue and other wrapping sent
to landfill every year.
A study found that the contents
of each bottle of gel cost Lynx
just 10p to manufacture whereas
the bottle itself cost 30p. The
product retails for around £2. …
Mr Constantine, the founder of
the Lush cosmetics chain, used
his industry knowledge and
contacts to come up with the
figures.
He said: ‘What emerged is that
when you buy Lynx what you
are paying for is the bottle and
the advertising. The cost of the
actual gel is