Crash land into the ocean and die relatively instantly.... or land on a chunk of useless rock, last for a few days eating fish or crabs, then dying a slow horrible death from dehydration and exposure.

The phone will not be cheap, Apple and Samsung have production cornered. Apple and Samsung also make all the profits. FB would not be able to sell the phone cheap enough to make enough profit...unless they intend to make a loss on each unit and make up for it in volume....LOL. I'm sure some muppet investors would still be up for that option however.

they will be immortal until they go bankrupt, or start to lose the various lawsuits, or until the big boys start pulling the plug once they have sucked enough muppet money from FB.

They are living embodiments of social Darwinism, just don't tell them that!

Get busy right now! First step, get out of the basement. Second step, take a shower. Third step, get intoxicated in a bar. From there, viable opportunities for procreation will be viable and numerous. Go forth young fellow, spread your seed!

These ideas all sound viable for Facebook to try. On the other hand, they would fuck up the internet even more than my worst nightmares can conjure.

If everyone PERSONALLY reduced their CO2 emissions, the world would be a better place.

Ethics is just another word for efficiency and standards. As standards and efficiency increase so do the ethical ramifications. As populations in Asia become more prosperous and knowledgeable, they too will demand better standards for pollution control and quality of life.

Can you eat meat from a store? I can buy locally produced organic meat. I can also eat meat two times a week, instead of every day.

Produce? I can have a garden, or again, buy local.

Flip on a light switch? I can buy energy efficient light bulbs that use a fraction of the electricity and last for decades.

Electricity? I can install solar panels, or even buy more energy efficient appliances and electric monitors to lessen electric use.

Start your car? This one is easy, I can use a bicycle, live closer to work, use public transport, car pooling, or even invest in a more sustainable form of transport

Lesson? Everything can be improved.

You could buy from some no-name branded Chinese knock off assembled with second rate parts. Or you could purchase from Apple, a corporation that has made serious efforts toward improving the supply chain. The same is true for any product. There are companies out there who are indeed more ethical than others.