Project Report Box Cutter pot is as follows

A box cutter is the ideal tool for thinking outside the box in our day and age. We build boxes that require a blade to open in order to free ourselves and the things we put inside. These self-referential irony iterations elevate the utility knife to the clown acrobat of industrial capitalism. It shatters the fiction like a hammer on a nest of Russian dolls.

The fashionable “out of the box” thinking of the late twentieth century gave us all a utility knife and discarded all of the carefully crafted blades we had carried for thousands of years. A traditional knife is an extension of the hand, cutting and building the materials that prehistoric humans ate, wore as clothing, and fashioned as shelter. In a world of hunters, builders, and farmers, the utility blade is useless.

In this traditional world, the utility knife is invisible and useless, but the tribal post-industrial assault on the boxes required a sacred tool. A ceremonial weapon was required for “out of the box” thinking.

This box-cutter initiation ceremony was carried out by men in planes screaming about God. It became the post-industrial murder weapon on a September day. The utility knife slashed its way out of this final box, never to return to the twentieth century.

Online packagers appear to use soft tape for their boxes so that customers do not have to reach for the murder weapon of the twenty-first century to see the lovely things they have purchased.