Question

In the film, Buddhist monk Tenzin Palmo points out that billions of people in developing countries dream of having cars, televisions, and refrigerators. She said, "They're not thinking about going back to what they had before, which was very little and contentment." In ads and movies, Palmo says, they see ordinary people living like gods and think that's what they want. What could be the danger of pursuing happiness through the ownership of one's possessions, such as television? What dangers do you think Palmo sees for people around the world who desire to have products that make their lives easier or happier?

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