When Good and Bad Stop Working

This essay begins with the small discomfort of opening a meal kit and finding a pile of plastic on the counter.

From there, it follows a larger question: how do we practice integrity inside systems where every choice carries a cost, and where morality is too easily outsourced to corporations, governments, or “bad actors” somewhere else?

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