I think a lot of people make choices in spite of data to the contrary. We fly on planes, buy plastic junk from Amazon overseas and replace electronics like they

I think a lot of people make choices in spite of data to the contrary. We fly on planes, buy plastic junk from Amazon overseas and replace electronics like they are going out of style. We're burning energy to have digital money and we focus on paper straws. I've done all of these things in the last year (except flying, but only because of the pandemic, not the environment). I play with my sliders all the time; I'm just not willing to slide so far in one direction that I give up my heritage. I challenge you to evaluate your own life choices with an equally critical lens. Thank you for the polite discourse.