We all want to have something. But few of us think about what happens after it happens. In fact, the whole system drives people to this. This article; It is about why we should prefer to produce rather than consume, and to repair rather than throw away.

I can't imagine people thinking only about themselves. Probably if we're on this planet together for much longer, everyone needs to look out for everyone else. When making decisions without succumbing to our personal ambitions and selfishness, we must also take into account the general state of well-being. Altruism is also an extreme. This is not helpful either.

If I move from the abstract to the concrete, I mean using everything we use for as long as possible and trying to repair things that break/wear out first. This issue is also very closely related to the concepts of waste/saving.

Unfortunately, selfishness is widespread, especially in our society. This is why many despairing people refrain from taking action. In fact, these are the concepts that fill the majority of what we call life purpose. When you give yourself, you can be more at peace with the feeling that we spend our limited time more valuable.

You can think of it as similar to a manifesto.