Sure, giving up Twitter is unrelated to climate change, but still, we’re shedding something toxic.
a printer. But, if I do see one in 2026, rest assured, I won’t use it. What would I even use it for? An analog copy of my best tweets that can never be flagged for removal by men’s-rights activists? Actually, maybe I would use it.
2027: Hanging on to my cans until no one is watching so I can throw them in the trash rather than finding aluminum recycling.The Alaska wildfires will really serve as a wake-up call this year. Not flushing will be an adjustment for me and my eight roommates, but we will brave it together.To clarify, I will give up giving them up. Global food shortages will mean that we will all have to be less picky when it comes to fuelling our bodies..
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