Personally I believe that food should be distributed solely in a cafeteria setting so that it would be easier to exclude certain foods from peoples diets.
A la carte restaurants are fairly bourgeois and inefficient. Having to be seated, order food from a worker, then food being prepared by a worker, delivered to your table, then cleaned up after is a lot of effort for a person/small group, whereas a cafeteria setting allows the hungry to choose whatever they want to eat according to their preferences. Food can also be made in larger quantities instead of individual portions.
Also personal kitchens are bad since there’s a lot of waste. Refrigerators and stoves are incredibly intensive on energy, people when in control of their own food are wasteful, having something like food available in someone’s domicile just makes people more socially isolated and atomized.
I think that everyone should be forced to live in a brutalist styled apartment block, first floor should have communal space for food preparation and recreation like computers and tvs. The amount of personal space someone truly needs is essentially zero. We need to condition future generations to be okay we nudity and crowded spaces. Zero personal space is necessary for society to end global warming.
Wait, I swear this was a mini struggle session at some point and it turned into people talking like they were building little rat enclosures to enforce diets on people and then it got too complicated with trying to figure out how many individual kitchens each apartment complex should provide for allergic or otherwise dietarily restricted folks to cook their own stuff with.
Personally I believe that food should be distributed solely in a cafeteria setting so that it would be easier to exclude certain foods from peoples diets.
Why?
A la carte restaurants are fairly bourgeois and inefficient. Having to be seated, order food from a worker, then food being prepared by a worker, delivered to your table, then cleaned up after is a lot of effort for a person/small group, whereas a cafeteria setting allows the hungry to choose whatever they want to eat according to their preferences. Food can also be made in larger quantities instead of individual portions.
Also personal kitchens are bad since there’s a lot of waste. Refrigerators and stoves are incredibly intensive on energy, people when in control of their own food are wasteful, having something like food available in someone’s domicile just makes people more socially isolated and atomized.
I think that everyone should be forced to live in a brutalist styled apartment block, first floor should have communal space for food preparation and recreation like computers and tvs. The amount of personal space someone truly needs is essentially zero. We need to condition future generations to be okay we nudity and crowded spaces. Zero personal space is necessary for society to end global warming.
Yeah I watch tv fully nude, if you don't like it go to another brutalist rec center
Tell me you don't jack off without telling me you don't jack off
Communal spaces are big win, would only be possible by raising the next generation to grok with it.
The communal nut room.
Have a chat with your neighbours about your porno preferences.
Communal cooking spaces are cool, communal schlicking zone is bad.
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Wait, I swear this was a mini struggle session at some point and it turned into people talking like they were building little rat enclosures to enforce diets on people and then it got too complicated with trying to figure out how many individual kitchens each apartment complex should provide for allergic or otherwise dietarily restricted folks to cook their own stuff with.
Yes it was. Cooking your own food is reactionary. :think-about-it: