How Gen Z can break free from consumer-driven values and have a life of their own In a world that is increasingly driven by consumerism, the rise of materialistic values among Generation Z, or Gen ...

Materialism is often seen as a driving force in today's consumer-driven society. People strive to acquire more possessions, usually equating material wealth ...

Materialism has always been a destructive idea and it stands no chance against the superstition of humanity who knows the game is rigged even if the details are wrong.

When is it enough for a materialistic person? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world. I’m a ...

By Dr. Justice Chandradasa Nanayakkara We live in a world dominated by materialism. Acquisition of things has become the core of our existence. Status and wealth are given so much importance. People ...

Materialism as an attitude if not a philosophy is all around us. In the house, on the streets, in the parties, in our offices, in the very air, we breathe.

Aside from reducing materialism, there’s a host of other reasons to nurture gratitude both in kids and adults—it’s linked to overall well-being, stronger social ties, and reduced risk for ...

Materialism is a philosophy that takes you down and keeps you from getting up.

Materialism makes negative outcomes even worse, according to research. In addition to its already well-documented negative direct effects on a person's well-being, materialism also wields an ...

Materialism certainly can give us a kind of happiness — the temporary thrill of buying something new, and the ego-inflating thrill of owning it afterward.