What is a bad habit we have today that we’ll be surprised by in 20 years?
Rachel Boutsikaris, Big Sky, Mont.
Personal banker, Big Sky Western Bank
“I’d say definitely technology. Yes, it’s helped our lives but it’s also inhibited us. It’s sort of that double-edged sword. Socially, we interact less. Rather than stopping at a gas station to ask for directions or look around at our surroundings to find out where we are, we’re glued to a screen.”
Philip Kedrowski, Gallatin Canyon, Mont.
Owner, Red Leaf Engineering
“Driving the huge trucks that I’m also guilty of – consuming way more than our fair share of fossil fuels.”
Dana Dunaway, Three Forks, Mont.
General contractor, Dunaway Development
“I don’t think we’ll be doing this: holding cell phones up to our heads, because 20 years ago, very few people had them. Now everyone has one. There will be something else.”
