At the core of the "American Dream" ideology or 6 kilowatt 24/7 per person lifestyle (think a humans net total energy footprint, home, appliances, vehicles, fuel, electricity, use of aircraft or trains, or boats or ships) are two gender specific ideas.
1 A "real man" has lots of money, wealth, investments, high income levels, assets, vehicles, homes & land
2. A "desirable woman" looks 23 years old perpetually using fashion, makeup, cosmeceuticals or any other means like palates, yoga, fitness training, elliptical use, bicycle adventures, skiing & snowboarding or any "Fashionable" exercise based activities that people do in their "free time" / if a woman is able to keep a slender fit looking body & use any means to keep her face looking young, they are considered sexually desirable.
2a. This is why YBW "Young, beautiful, women" are able to easily manipulate older wealth men, you know that 30 something married to the 80 year old billionaire cliché, but there are female "cougars" who are 55+ years old who exclusively date men in their late teens & early twenties.
2b. As "gender equity" gave the women's liberation movement energy, now we have female super hero's in all sorts of content, or what is widely known as "Girl Power" and even reverse fat shaming where morbidly obese women shame men who thing of their obesity as unattractive. I am reminded of emails my late father Ken would resent me from his elderly friends with images of very obese people wearing tight strange look clothes that don't fit correctly shopping inside Walmart stores, described in the emails as "Wall-martians"
Wanting
Someone or something, but there is always a cost, currency, gold, crypto coins
People with lots of money can flex it on large or very expensive purchases, like turbine powered helicopters, mansions, luxury cars, yachts, elaborate jewel encrusted jewelry, think newer ROLEX watches or Bentley Automobiles.
I am actually speaking to something that makes people buy things they can't actually afford, they probably can't make good use of, and probably actually do not really want, since having too many things makes it impossible to keep track of everything, and very difficult to make good use of everything. So why are people materialistic. It comes down to visual input sensory superiority vs the other sensory input channels. This is why people will say someone is beautiful if they have a pretty face, even if their body is not ideal or in shape. This is why museums exist, so people can go look at things that there weather people own.
In antiquity the wealthy would pay the poor to entrain the rich
Today the poor pay the rich to entertain the working class
The kings & queens of the world are not economic super powers, some individuals have money money that the entire economy of some medium sized countries. Thats called radical income inequality & it's been on the rise since the 1960's.
Fraud & scams online because we are finally giving developing countries Internet access. But without good local jobs or opportunities, college educated people with advanced computer skills in those emerging economies lack access to well paying jobs, so looking to improve their life quality & climb the latter to a higher class, some of these people will engage in fraud and scams.
"Did you know that I am a Nigerian Prince & I want to transfer $10 million to your bank account, just give me your login credentials & share your screen with me, then mail me $20,000 in gift cards & I will make sure to transfer the funds into your account" are you following me.
The world is not a fair place, never has been a fair place & never will be a fair place because of satanic confusion & demonic oppression or just sick whacked out narcissistic jerks who are only concerned about maximizing their franchise as individual the way Hillary Clinton was talking about when referencing how virtually anyone can become a YouTuber or YouTube celebrity & make lots of money like Her & former president Bill Clinton have done together.
When the want exceeds the have, it means you want something, thinking about that thing, it could a kitchen remodel, a new home, an RV, a boat, a new car, a new motorcycle, it could be a used something that you don't own that you have always wanted. For me this a 2007 Subaru WRX, with white paint & black leather. But I will never buy a WRX, they get 19 mpg in the real world, as a sedan that's abysmal fuel economy. I know of motorhomes that get better fuel economy, that have 30X more interior utility volume, a fridge, stove, oven, bed, etc. If I am going to pay a very low fuel economy penally with ultra high operating costs, then I want something that gives a lot of extra function, but a WRX does almost nothing better than my Nissan LEAF or Toyota Prius or Audi A4 Quattro. A to B, I commute to the workplace & grocery store, most from home to work & back over & over again. So why would I pay more to get the same. Are you following.
What have you been sold that you later regret didn't work the way you thought it would? Have you ever experience buyers remorse long after the return period has expired. Have you every been sold something that claimed to do something amazing for your life only to later realize its not at all what you thought you were getting? Have you ever been ripped off by a scam or fraud, like the inkjet printer cartridge debacle or other appliance and devices that were designed to fail early with designed obsolesced in the design, and the sleaze balls guilty hid behind the academic title of Life Cycle Analytics. Liars & thieves, all marketing is designed to trick you in to believe that buying what they are trying to sell will make your life better, when this is usually not at all true. Many things you end up buying are a waste of your money & time and actually make your life worse. This is when want was way better than having it. This is when the want exceeds the ownership experience. Besides it's only new for a moment & becomes USED instantly. Good luck selling it & getting any of your money back.
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