"Indeed, as a teenager I can infer quite readily that the process of utilizing and recycling plastics are in fact one in the same, a circuitous path whereby anything we use or send to the refuse can be reused again! I am quite glad that I, a nineth grader, have been able to fully and competently infer these truths from the incomplete information provided to me by my beloved foster mother!"
@sj_zero I don't comprehend the exact meaning of this sentence, and if recycling vs reuse is intentional or not.
The plastic industry would have us believe that plastic is a highly recyclable material, but in reality, it's not like aluminum, paper, and glass (although there are too many varieties of glass). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_recycling
There's a reason for it, but the real point of the sentence is making fun of writers whose teenagers don't sound like teenagers.
It's from an editing session for my next book, and in the book, recycling is recycling.
It's from an editing session for my next book, and in the book, recycling is recycling.
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