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Okay, here’s a thought exercise for you.
Assume there are pictures of you in your everyday life and leisure pursuits that survive for 150 years.
What are you doing today that activists will skewer your descendants with if they find those pictures in 150 years?
Serious question. What do you think will be judged differently by then?
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Volume of electricity use without a care in the world. I have solar panels on my RV where I reside since the camp fire. Self sufficiency and sustainability may become a mandate soon enough.
Eating meat. I am an avid carnivore, but the future becomes more vegan every day.
"Some people never go crazy. What truly horrible lives they must lead." - Charles Bukowski
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Mine:
Using items made in China by CCP slave labor (that picture of you with an iphone? makes you complicit).
Hunting of any kind.
Fluffy toilet paper
Disposable plastics
Sugary drinks
Having more than two kids
Actually driving a car (without automatic driving, it will look as irresponsible as diving off a cliff to people in the future)
Stacks of paper in my office
Pollution of water supplies with pharmaceutical chemicals
Any use of natural animal products (leather, animal fats, etc.)
Over-using antibiotics
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