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Many people buy product that they do not need and replace old products with new ones unnecessarily.(4.15) Why do people buy things they do not really need? Do you think this is a good thing?

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The trend of replacing outdated items with a newer version that
bought
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 uselessly by a group of
people
 is burgeoning in number. I believe that
this
 action is unproductive because it tends not merely
following
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 their desire compared to their needs but
also
wasting
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to waste
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 money that can actually be used
in
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for
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 another worthwhile expenditure.
Purchasing unnecessary
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 items by
people
 has mistakenly looked for confidence and fulfilment in material things. They
also
 try to impress other
people
 with the things that
we
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they
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 own rather than the
people
 that
we
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they
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 are. Evidence for
this
 appears in my own life
,
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 when my cousin
borrow
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 money from the bank to purchase a state-of-the-art car, and he was so proud of himself when he showed it to the local community.
Likewise
,
people
 who buy 'useless' products tend to waste their
saving
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in
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which they could utilise it to
a worthwhile activities
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worthwhile activities
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,
such
 as investment or even charity.
Instead
 of making progress
for
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in
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 their own life or communities, those
people
 are 'comfortable'
to play
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playing
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 their game falsely. Considering the evidence, I am
conviced
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convinced
 that purchasing unnecessary items by
people
 is not worthwhile because it is unproductive and a waste of resources.
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