We look at existential arbitrage from the transition children have to undergo to become "adults" to perhaps reveal the mechanism more than would otherwise be teh case.

We explore the false economy through the continuous production process of the consumer we remain oblivious to when we get gold on life as a buyers journey.

We explore the mechanism of the way we are sold for life to be a buyers journey.

We explore ESG scores as a way to maintain the consumer and how the ultimate "corporate responsibility" is its ascendancy to allow rentism to persist.

We look at change through the choice we feel we don't make when we have no understanding of the way the  consumer is produced.

We explore our unavowed utopianism and the possibility for change by  looking at how true change is to be grounded.

We explore our roles as a vehicle of the transcendental claim made on time and how only a civilisational domain that potentialises the relationality otherwise reduced to want can create a change beyond the buyers journey set.

We discuss universal basic income ensures the continuing redundancy of people through the form of the consumer remaining transcendent, or a given when anything "universal" is touted.

We explore the economic multiplier of our redundancy through the trend of carnivore and whether this is a sign of a shifting ethos evocative of the "hunter gather".

The circular economy is sold as a way towards sustainability, but how sustainable can it be when the principle product our economisation produces is totally disregarded? We discuss.