Escaping Identity Through Name Changes

Changing brand names to escape past negative associations does not effectively alter public perception or accountability for a company's actions. Young people's social habits indicate a shift in substance use, with a preference for less traditional drugs like mushroom chocolates over alcohol, reflecting evolving attitudes toward recreational substances. This trend suggests a potential cultural change in how substances are perceived and consumed, as young individuals increasingly prioritize experiences and alternative methods of intoxication rather than conventional drinking.