Some people apparently think that it's a gotcha to say that because our book will be delivered by trucks (USPS, UPS or Amazon) it negates the message or that we're hypocrites.
To that we say...
Some people apparently think that it's a gotcha to say that because our book will be delivered by trucks (USPS, UPS or Amazon) it negates the message or that we're hypocrites.
To that we say...
First off—you're 100% right.
But I got a happy little giggle at the thought of book-delivery bikes.
Insgesamt 18 Cargo-Bikes der Marke ONOMOTION werden für Hermes innerhalb der nächsten Wochen in der Berliner City eingesetzt. Neun Cargo-Bikes stellen ab sofort bereits Sendungen emissionsfrei in den Stadtteilen Mitte, Kreuzberg und Schöneberg zu.
I'd also note that the relative impacts and costs of trucking and driving are _not the same_.
Trucking is _wildly_ more efficient than driving. The truck delivering your book may also be delivering your neighbor's air conditioner, the lady across the street's "romance novels", her husband's supplements, ...
(silly examples on purpose. life is absurd, let's have fun with it :)
That's awesome, I love it!
@TheWarOnCars I’m sure if there was a train someone could take to get your book, you’d support it.
Maybe to the bookstore or local library
If a train could come direct to my house the book wouldn’t be necessary…
I wonder if anyone in the car free village at the bottom of the grand canyon is going to buy a copy of your book.
Then it could be delivered by mule.
https://www.si.edu/stories/mules-still-deliver-mail-grand-canyon