If one compares the useful life of plastic objects with their period of decay, there is a considerable imbalance. One might think that the real existence of the objects begins only after their disposal and consists in their non-use. If until then they were an indispensable part of consumer societies, from now on they appear as antagonists of all ecosystems. Their main characteristic is to be consistently out of place. Where they appear, they do so as disruptive objects.

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