Jo - sieht aber ziemlich wüst dort aus. Finden grad massive Waldarbeiten überall statt.

@@digital-cosmonaut da bin ich schon lang nicht mehr gewesen...

Like the video you likely saw said- there's probably not commercial incentive for glass companies to make glasses out of this gorilla glass-type surface treated stuff because they wouldn't sell as many over time due to less breakage..

China superfest

I'm assuming you dont know the history of this glass. Superfest glasses were made via ion exchange method (same as Corning Gorilla Glass) with an aim to make a 5 times more break resistant glass but resulting product turned out to be 15 times stronger. They are almost indestructible. There are many pubs and bars in Berlin and other parts of Germany that used to be East Germany where they still are using the glasses they bought 40 years ago. The company was forced to shut down in 1991 due to almost zero sales because consumerism doesn't profit from indestructible products. Coca-Cola, when presented with Superfest glasses in a trade show, said, "Why would we buy indestructible glasses? We make money on our glasses."

They really should have marketed the glass to bars and made a small niche they could later turn into something bigger. I feel like it was just poor decisions on their end.

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Danke! Sieht mittlerweile sehr übel da drin aus - trotz Sicherungsmaßnahmen

@@digital-cosmonaut das glaub ich gern...

Ist das nur ein lostplaces oder muss Mann dort Eintritt bezahlen ?

I agree. Efficiency of the free markets my ass. All that capitalism does is do planned obsolescence. Meanwhile socialism makes durable products like this glass right here

@@Maaartyyy the losing jobs part is a huge load of bs, people would still need more glass for other applications, just not on the unnecessarily high amounts of today, the environmental impact of disposable glass outweigh the potential loss in sales.

@@Maaartyyy People losing jobs is completetly irrelevant. Go find another job. Not to have such product just because some people would have to find another job is an idiotic, dumb reason not to have the product.

​@@Maaartyyy Maybe you should do an analysis on how many billions of dollars would be saved in the cost of energy and labor needed to recycle and produce more glass. Energy and money we could've used elsewhere for trivial things like, I don't know, climate change or preparation for a pandemic.

​​@@jerrygu5316 climate change hoaxes and plandemics? How about better more meaningful examples that dont involve playing into Government's sick little games?

Have you read the description? AVUS was used as a race track.

Danke! Sehe das du in ganz ähnlichen Gegenden unterwegs bist ;)

yeah - its got a nice vibe. Its from -> www.fesliyanstudios.com/ - they do some really nice background music. Dev. worth donating to.

Thanks!

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