I will not track my steps.
I will not cite my sources.
I will not file my alter ego with the SEC.
I will not use Kindle.
I will not join Mastodon.
I will not complain about those who complain about babies in first class.
I will not read Loeb Classics on the beach.
I will not read in the bathroom.
I will not buy a scooter.
I will not take a selfie with a chatbot.
I will not eat the bugs.
I will not breathe the air.
I will not drink sparkling water.
I will not become a brand.
I will not listen to a guided meditation.
I will not become who I truly am.
I will not go viral.
I will not be a genius.
I will not recommend anything.
I will not wear green carnations.
I will not refrain from wearing them.
I will not honk if I oppose the war in Iraq.
I will not donate Doge to Ukraine.
I will not teach global leaders to analyze the midwit meme.
I will not call myself a Deleuzian.
I will not write odes to deadlifting.
I will not sell my passport for the Kingdom of Heaven.
I will not make empty promises to save my art.
I will not brush my teeth with sand.
I will not call Eve Adam’s side hustle.
I will not pawn my childhood memories for a used copy of Outliers.
I will not pretend to be self-made.
I will not book an out-of-body experience on Airbnb.
I will not say that ghosts are tricks of the eye.
I will not pronounce Nietzsche Niche.
I will not win an argument by appealing to etymology.
I will not crowdfund my book on Celan and Maimonides.
I will not bathe in ink.
I will not track my steps.
Zohar Atkins is the rabbi and founder of Etz Hasadeh: A Center for Existential Torah, and the author of Nineveh and Unframing Existence.