Mass Deconsumerism Through Behavioral Change: A Civilizational Imperative Under United Global Governance Abstract In an era defined by converging ecological, social, and economic crises driven by unsustainable consumption, the long-term survival of human civilization demands a fundamental paradigm shift. This paper argues that mass deconsumerism—a deliberate, global-scale reduction in excessive material and energy throughput—is not merely an environmental strategy but a civilizational necessity. We posit that achieving this requires more than technological innovation; it necessitates profound, coordinated behavioral change across societies worldwide. Rooted in the principles of Civitology (the science of civilizational longevity), this paper integrates psychological models, extensive data analysis, historical context, and successful precedents to outline a comprehensive, multi-pillar strategy. We demonstrate that behavioral shifts, guided by ethical frameworks and supported by systemi...
