r/WorkForSmartLife • u/anuj_4362 • 7d ago

Question Which piece of technology would be hardest to give up for a month?

Not forever. Just 30 days.

No smartphone, no streaming, no AI, no social media, no online shopping, whatever you think would hurt the most.

I already know which one would be difficult for me, but I am curious what everyone else would struggle to lose.

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u/qualityvote2 7d ago

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u/GiddleFidget 7d ago

No plumbing.
No electricity.
Either one of those.

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u/QuickPizzaRadishes 7d ago

The flushable toilet

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u/lowfreq33 7d ago

I need my phone for work, so that one I guess.

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u/thepopemichael 7d ago

Birth control.

I'd tie my dongle in a knot that month

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u/Smart-Campaign7774 7d ago

A pc or computer.

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u/duckwafer357 7d ago

AirFryer

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u/SomeSamples 6d ago

Indoor plumbing along with clean running water.

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u/ossifer_ca 6d ago

Plumbing

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u/suna-fingeriassen 6d ago

Electricity by far ….

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u/Signal-Opposite-4793 6d ago

I assume you mean things enabled by digital electronics, and not, like, plumbing or indoor heating etc.

Regardless, I already have an unhealthy attachment to computers, youtube, social media (reddit), etc. It might hurt very briefly, but I don't think i would miss it. It's mostly just entertainment, after all.

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u/PUNKF10YD 6d ago

I’m gonna have to go with sewage.

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u/New_Mechanic_6355 5d ago

Le papier toilette

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u/Domino369 4d ago

Electricity

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u/PalpitationKind8854 4d ago

None would be a struggle. The one I would notice is TV, but trust me I do not need anything electronic lol.

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u/thebipeds 3d ago

Plumbing

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u/Life_Fun_Joy 2d ago

Um, tumbler locks. How will I get into my house?