As humans industrialise, we celebrate great advances in convenience and luxury goods, and in the eradication of hunger and other primal concerns. But at this stage in history, most of this sits on shortcuts of chemistry.
Nanoplastic absorption and sequestration has been a part of our entire lives, for most living humans. One day this will not be necessary, but it will require the world to be even richer than it is today.
For everyone to live with even today's conveniences, but using premium materials such as cotton, non-petrochemical [ glues, dyes, and other conditioners ], wood, stone, metal, non-hybrid rubber, etc. ... will be something I will almost certainly not live to see.