Convenience culture's inconvenient truth
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The Convenience Paradox
This chapter examines the historical and economic development of convenience in society, particularly since the post-World War II era. It critiques how consumer demand for convenience drives business models, often overlooking the ethical implications for both workers and society. The discussion calls for a more mindful approach to technology and consumption, highlighting the hidden costs of prioritizing speed and efficiency over human values.
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