 Second, as was discussed in Section 2, what counts as everyday is a complicated matter, and one of the complications is the fact that our lived world is changing rapidly due to technology as well as climate change. We cannot imagine our everyday life today without the use of internet, social media, Googling, big data, virtual reality, and the like. The future with self-driving vehicles, wearable technology, and AI is already here. Although it is safe to assume that in the foreseeable future we humans will still negotiate our lives surrounded by and interacting with various objects in the way that has always been familiar to us, our everyday life will increasingly include and be affected by technological advancements. Furthermore, many people’s physical environments consisting of nature and built structures are bound to be transformed by climate change, drastically changing their everyday affairs and cultural practices (Nomikos 2018).