&quot;People will still work, or some people will still work, but they will work for only a few decades of their lives. Most will retire early in their 30s and face the Fifty years of free time left... Billions of balconies will face the sun to catch sunlight.&quot;<br />This is just a passage in the novel Cocaine Nights by writer JG Ballard (published in 1996), but that scenario will certainly be a reality in modern society in many areas of the world tomorrow. .<br />People no longer simply want to be fed, clothed, bathed... they also want to be entertained and entertained. Instead of creating our own entertainment and pastimes like our ancestors did in the old days, today we prefer to spend money to enjoy ourselves, to amuse ourselves with fun games prepared by others. for myself.<br />Entertainment brands were previously reserved for the very young, who were served by toy manufacturers like Mattel, or entertainment brands like Disney. Today, that age distinction almost no longer exists. Older people no longer feel shy about immersing themselves in the world of children&#39;s entertainment, whether reading comic books or watching animated movies. More and more people are looking for ways to maintain their youthful appearance, even if they have to undergo painful and expensive surgeries, or have to pump their bodies with artificial chemicals that pose many health risks. Strong; and more people are buying products from brands that were once considered trivial or juvenile, just to attract attention.