While some argue that everyone should change their lifestyle to save the planet, this perspective overlooks the fact that personal choices have minimal impact on global environmental issues. The majority of pollution and environmental degradation is caused by large corporations and industries, not individual actions. Why should people feel pressured to change their habits when the real problem lies with factories and big businesses?

Additionally, lifestyle changes can be inconvenient and difficult to implement. Who has the time to cook elaborate meals or cycle to work when fast food and cars are readily available? It’s unrealistic to expect everyone to make significant changes to their daily routines, especially when many are already struggling to make ends meet.

Moreover, I believe that technological advancements will solve environmental issues without requiring personal sacrifices. Innovations in renewable energy and waste management could lead to a cleaner planet without the need for individuals to alter their lifestyles.

So, instead of focusing on personal responsibility, we should let technology take the lead and continue living our lives as we see fit.


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