The Insatiability of Conspicuous Consumption
Russ and Robert discuss the insatiable nature of conspicuous consumption in modern society, where people work harder and harder to acquire more gadgets for leisure. They challenge the notion that constant work is necessary for societal order and reflect on the historical perspective of leisure classes.In this clip
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