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We are living at the end of the era of ""having."" Artificial intelligence is redefining human value - shifting status from what we own to what we are capable of creating, thinking, and sharing. In The End of Consumerism, Isac Martin leads a powerful reflection on the impact of AI on the economy, society, and human identity. With accessible and provocative language, the author reveals how new social models and emerging technologies are replacing the patterns of consumption and behavior that shaped the twentieth century. The book shows how value - once measured by possessions, titles, and brands - is migrating to the realm of creativity, usefulness, and authentic expression. The attention economy, the power of algorithms, and the new role of work are explored in a compelling narrative that connects philosophy, technology, and human behavior. More than an essay, The End of Consumerism is a warning about the future that has already begun: a world where the most valuable form of capital is no longer money, but intelligence - both human and artificial.

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