Money which amounts to a mere pittance when compared with the money spent on damaging consumption. At least, not with a dime at a time. Sedunov claims that the world's population is increasing hyperbolically. Few would deny that we are fast approaching some form of crisis, whether it be environmental, biological, climatic, war, etc. Though the crisis need not necessarily be catastrophic, many indicators suggest otherwise.
Reverse consumption is the term used to depict a change in the mindset of the addicted consumer.
It suggests buying and consuming less in order to have more. Not more things - more time to enjoy our families, nature and friends, and more time not to worry about increasing debt. Imagine a debit card that gives us ten minutes of extra time in our workweek to be active working for those causes that we believe in whenever we don't use it. Consumerism and Poverty Reverse consumption is not an easily acceptable nor cherished belief of the massive corporate elite, a elite hell-bent on achieving the opposite. More and more, people are beginning to believe that the global economic system, largely capitalist, will, if we do not alter it sufficiently soon, come to a screeching meltdown.