I don't think you're wrong, but there's better avenues to talk about e-waste & general cultural issues behind it and other materialism issues. It's also importa

I don't think you're wrong, but there's better avenues to talk about e-waste & general cultural issues behind it and other materialism issues. It's also important to ask these questions in a better manner than shaming/reductionism. For starters, check out Basel Action Network's mailing list (https://www.ban.org https://www.ban.org - e-waste specific issues at the governance/trade level), and earth regenerators (http://earth-regenerators.mn.co/ http://earth-regenerators.mn.co/ - higher level discussion on cultural evolution)