The Endless Sofa: How America's Dopamine Recession is Rewriting Our Social Contract The modern economy has long been driven by delivering convenience to the masses, but what happens when that convenience becomes a perpetual state?
We're living in an era where getting something delivered to your doorstep is no longer a novelty, but the norm.
This phenomenon is often referred to as the "couch economy," where the lines between work and leisure have become increasingly blurred.