Convenience Addiction as Systemic Decline
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Model explaining how abundance creates addiction-like psychological patterns where satisfaction baseline resets constantly upward, populations become oriented toward short-term gratification, and resilience atrophies. This creates populations incapable of sustained effort toward long-term goals, accelerating decline through individual choices that aggregate to civilizational collapse.
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