How Society Got Addicted to Overconsumption

Close your eyes and consider the quiet machinery of desire. A gentle exploration of how society became addicted to overconsumption. After World War II, planned obsolescence and advertising transformed citizens into consumers, creating a cycle of dissatisfaction and endless wanting. The economy demands growth, and growth demands that you never feel complete. This addiction is not a personal failing, but a system designed to keep you buying. Let this quiet reflection on the nature of consumption carry you into a deep and peaceful sleep.