We live in a world where we are constantly being offered something, directly or indirectly. Advertising has become an integral part of our life, and a person becomes an object that must buy something, which means that we have to want something, and to want we must something specific - what is offered to us.
Culture of consumption "feeds" us models of happiness, manipulates human feelings, creates stereotypes, giving value and special importance to things that are worthless. The impossible became possible, but the possible became impossible.
When we begin to blindly believe, stop asking questions and turn off critical thinking, we move away from understanding our own desires, stop hearing our own voice, and, turning into voracious consumers, begin to live in the dimension of "to seems" but not "to be”.
