>>11336306Sell your gaming computer and/or console, sell your TV, get a less powerful laptop for all your computing needs. Do your computing related work at your university library or at your workplace, and leave it in your car when you get home from work/university, or leave it at work in your office.
Get rid of your smartphone and buy a flip phone, AT&T has one called the alcatel smartflip for $60. I have owned it for about a month and it provides all the necessary functions of a smartphone--email, calls, texting, google maps, even youtube. Since all of your friends and coworkers will continue to buy OverpricedBrainkiller X.0 until they die you can always rely on them to pull up a song or video if you want to show them something in a social setting.
Take up hobbies that engage your creativity and your body: play an instrument, dancing classes, community theater, drawing and art, amateur sports clubs, the list goes on. Use your new talent for the benefit of others, for example if you learn the piano, volunteer to play short concerts at local nursing homes. Look into teaching prisoners how to code, etc etc.There are so many interesting things to do in the world, and many of these organizations are starving for members because media has turned people into literal Skinner rats. It's sad and pathetic and you should feel ashamed that you're part of it.
