Why our consumption shapes the future of the planet

Imagine that you received a gift that you don't need. What will you do with it? I'll keep it – it might come in handy later.
I will give it to someone who will use it more.
I'll put it aside and forget that I have it.
I will exchange it for something more practical.
I will use it as an experiment – maybe I will find a new purpose for it.

In the morning, you open your wardrobe and realize that you don't want to wear anything. How do you react? I will order something new – sometimes it's necessary.
I will try to mix something differently.
I will think about why I have that feeling.
I will remove the things that I don't wear and give them a new life.
I'll take something neutral and focus on other things instead.

In the market, you will notice three types of apples: local, foreign, and organic imported. Which ones will you choose? Looking for those that look the best.
I will support the farmer locally.
After bio – health is the priority.
According to the price – I won't pay double for apples.
It depends on the current mood and purpose.

You find out that your favorite product has a negative impact on the environment. What will you do? I ignore it – I have been using it for years.
I will start looking for an alternative.
I'm sharing info – so that others know too.
I will think about what it triggered in me.
I will reduce consumption, but I will not give it up entirely.

Imagine that tomorrow all your belongings disappear. How do you feel? Desperately – I am attached to them.
Liberating – a space for a new beginning.
Confused – I don’t know what I would do.
Unfairly – after all, I deserved all of it.
Practically – I will quickly get only what is necessary.

You have the opportunity to experience a month of life outside civilization. What do you decide? That sounds interesting – I'm in.
Only if it won't be completely uncomfortable.
No, I would miss too much.
It depends on who I would be there with.
It sounds good – but it's probably not for me.

Your friend bought a new phone, even though the old one was working. How do you react? I understand him/her – after all, I also like new things.
I will think about whether I do it that way too.
I will tell him that it is pointless.
I envy him a little – I want a new one too.
I don't care – his choice.

A technology has been found that can slow down climate change, but it requires a change in our habits. How do you respond? It sounds good, but I'm not sure I can handle it.
I will support it – change is necessary.
I will wait to see how it turns out for others.
It depends on whether it will affect my lifestyle.
I will start with small steps – at least something.

In the store, you can choose between a high-quality but expensive product and a cheap one that wears out quickly. What will you choose? Expensive – lasts longer.
Cheap – at least I can change it more often.
It depends on what it is.
I'll try to find something in between.
Maybe nothing – I don't need it right away.

How do you perceive the word "sufficiency"? To have everything I need – and a little extra.
Inner peace without the need to constantly own something.
Safety – backup, reserve, certainty.
A state that never lasts long.
Something that everyone defines differently.