Evolution The violent spirit to forge a civilization vol 1

─The idea of consumer culture, or cultural consumption

"Sexuality" is one of the most complicated words in everyday language, yet

the term is most often taken as taboo. Sexuality, by its "nature", seems to

take the "golden palm" of censorship. Although nowadays it has become

fashionable to see sexuality as a by-product of consumer culture on the

internet, culture, etymologically speaking, is a concept derived from the

evolution of "homo sapiens" with nature.

─Etymology of culture. It has reference in the Latin culture, based on the

adjective cults, referring to the cultured individual in the framework of the

knowledge gathered and/or appropriate behavior (clarifying the need to

recognize and differentiate the variant as a noun, from which ceremonies,

groups or religious movements are understood), linked to the verb colere,

interpreted as to cultivate, with reference in the Indo-European *kwel-, to

resolve or turn, complemented by the suffix - ūra, in function of the

substantiation. https://etimologia.com/cultura/

─cultural consumption. Cultural consumption is the acquisition of goods or

services, whose assigned and perceived value is different from the utilitarian

or mercantile one. https://economipedia.com/definiciones/consumo-cultural.html

Whereas "consumer culture" has evolved in line with the planned

transformations of the economic system. A century ago, the concept of

"Fordism" (^) [ 15 ] arose, which refers to the system based on chain or mass

production. It gave rise to mass consumption, which became an

unprecedented social phenomenon. During the crisis of the 1970 s, large

companies became obsolete, oil prices skyrocketed; inflation was a major

problem, although passenger tourism continued to rise.

These far-reaching changes in the consumer culture had to do with the

oversaturation of markets, with greater social stratification and tendencies

towards distinction that made it possible to cater for increasingly