Consumerism

Is capitalism the origin of all the wrong things, after all? Are we moving towards a tyranny where the ultra-billionaires ride the rest of the world on shiny coaches encased with avocados and uramaki? Are the Jeffs and the Elons the only creators and keepers of inequality? …

In recent years, a powerful shift has taken place in the world of consumerism. People are increasingly aware of the impact their choices have on the planet, society, and the well-being of others. This growing consciousness has given rise to a remarkable phenomenon known as ethical consumerism. In this post, we will delve into the fascinating world of ethical consumerism and explore how these conscious choices are shaping industries, particularly in the realms of fashion, food, and technology.

Too many people are consuming far too much and not sharing equitably, all around the world — and that’s speeding us toward collapse — Overpopulation. Over-consumption. In combination, they’re … deadly. It’s very simple: if we can’t control ourselves, as a species, nature will forcibly bring us under control in any way possible. If we won’t limit our numbers and our excessive consumption voluntarily, nature will take the reins and forcibly limit our population…

Everything you value, you’ve been taught to value. It’s time to question what you may have never questioned and re-direct where you spend your money. — Flying the Pride flag during Pride month (June in Canada) and then taking it down is a sure sign a business doesn’t value human dignity and 2SLGBTQ+ lives — they only value capitalizing on Pride to increase profits. You have the power to demand inclusion, dignity, and respect 365 days a year because you can take your purchasing power elsewhere.

China is the world’s biggest polluter followed by the US and India, and in recent years has been put under pressure by the West to clean up its act. But China isn’t entirely to blame. The issue is that it produces an awful lot of stuff made for Western consumers. …

Life is a short journey — Today I opened LinkedIn and this is the first message I noticed immediately: “Create a Life-Work balance! Your job can be gone tomorrow! Just ask the millions of people looking for work on LinkedIn alone! Sadly, it is predicted that many more will be joining them. Create a life you…

I hope you’re well. — My previous article defined and touched on Pathological Gigantism, a contemporary ailment, prevalent in Western society, in which we have all partaken at some stage or another. Minimalism is your Secret Weapon Against the Tyranny of Pathological Gigantism The tyranny of excess, a disease and its cure.teekayrezeaumerah.medium.com However, what I didn’t tell you is that the detrimental effects of excessive consumption on human lives (and the environment) are more pronounced…

Why Jewelry Collecting is a Sign of a Well-Lived Life Centuries before we used fancy cars, designer handbags and posh zip codes to convey status there was jewelry. The Victoria & Albert museum in the UK, believes jewelry was worn in ancient times as “protection from the dangers of life or as a mark of status or rank” and that…

I hope you’re well. — “We need 5 planets to support everyone at the current status of living that we have in the West” Consumerism has a far-reaching impact on human lives and the environment. Hyperconsumption and our excessive use of resources fall under a concept, or ideology that I like to call “Pathological Gigantism”. …