If you drink coffee and buy that in a shop, the barista might call out your name - which may be written on your disposable cup - when it's ready. Does the fact that your name is written on the cup have an influence on whether you choose to recycle it or not? Even if they spelled your name wrong? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sarb-johal/message
If we write our name on an object, will we recycle it or trash it?
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If we write our name on an object, will we recycle it or trash it?
30,000 Days Podcast by Sarb Johal
How can we fill our 30,000 days on planet Earth (if we’re lucky) with joy, purpose and meaning? Check out my monologues and interviews on how we can make the most of our time here. Including my back catalogue of Who Cares, What's the Point? - Interviews with psychologists about research that matters. By Sarb Johal
How can we fill our 30,000 days on planet Earth (if we’re lucky) with joy, purpose and meaning? Check out my monologues and interviews on how we can make the most of our time here. Including my back catalogue of Who Cares, What's the Point? - Interviews with psychologists about research that matters. By Sarb JohalListen on
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If we write our name on an object, will we recycle it or trash it?