I suspect there is at least as much “cultural inertia” at play as the costs and reliability aspect.
That may well be. “But we’ve always done it this way” is one of the most annoying things people say to me on a regular basis. (I often forget where the metaphorical box is that I’m typically presumed by other people to be thinking in.)
Will be interesting to see if, assuming things do get as bad as everyone seems to be making this to be, we see those types of operational/behavior changes propagating within societies.
Agreed. Tho, I plan on examining implementation of foot-operated doors in my home if it turns out to be reasonable, just for the convenience if nothing else. Just because nobody else is doing it right now hasn’t ever stopped me from making improvements on my own if I can!
That may well be. “But we’ve always done it this way” is one of the most annoying things people say to me on a regular basis. (I often forget where the metaphorical box is that I’m typically presumed by other people to be thinking in.)
Agreed. Tho, I plan on examining implementation of foot-operated doors in my home if it turns out to be reasonable, just for the convenience if nothing else. Just because nobody else is doing it right now hasn’t ever stopped me from making improvements on my own if I can!