所有の時代は終わった ── ギラギラの体験消費が広がる理由
In this episode, I explore the shift from “ownership culture” to “experience culture” in modern society. Inspired by a news article about young people sharing luxury supercars like Ferraris and Lamborghinis, I reflect on how ideas of success and status have changed from the 1980s to today. In the past, people sacrificed years of their lives to own homes, cars, and stable social identities. Today, many prefer temporary experiences over long-term commitments. From luxury travel and concerts to “sharing” lifestyles, modern consumption is becoming shorter, lighter, and more emotional. This…
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