>>I can pretty much gaurantee quite a bit would change.
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>>I make (and spend) about $3000 a year.
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>>That has a small fraction of the impact as someone who makes and spend 20x that.
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>>How much of that goes to supporting labor conditions in China?
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>>Of my money, none that I can think of. I don't buy things. At least not new.
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>>I don't drive a car or buy fuel.
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>>I detest things like individually wrapped cheese slices because it all ends up in a landfill.
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>>Im not perfect.
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>>But what I do is different and makes a littlr difference.
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>>If everyone did what I did, there would be some big changes.
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>Yes, big changes, but I would not like those changes for if everyone did what you do, then there would be huge number of unemployed people, as most industries will die, and in fact you should be growing and/or producing your own stuff or bartering with your very close neighbors, for any kind of transport would need some kind of exploitation. We used to live like that some millennia ago, and I do not think it is my cup of tea, but go ahead, exterminate civilization if it makes you happy.


I don't think reprioritizing our apending habits would necessarily end civilization. It existed pre iPhone and pre - Industrialization.

Though you may be right.