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Are we willing to pay a higher price to ensure that the person who made our product was treated with dignity and fairness? This raises uncomfortable questions about our own complicity in systems of exploitation. It is the story of our unending quest to make sense of the world by naming, sorting, and organizing it. Yet, when complexity mounts and the number of variables exceeds the grasp of our intuition, we require a more structured approach. This warranty is valid from the date of your original purchase and is non-transferable. We see it in the development of carbon footprint labels on some products, an effort to begin cataloging the environmental cost of an item's production and transport. The Industrial Revolution shattered this paradigm.