Less Is More - The Clutter They Don't Show You: Who Gets to Be Minimal?

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Less Is More - The Clutter They Don't Show You: Who Gets to Be Minimal?

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Maya Chen explores minimalism's uncomfortable truth: who actually has enough possessions to choose owning less? Drawing from NIH research, she examines how the movement erases economic privilege, misappropriates Japanese culture, and treats voluntary simplicity as universal. The episode reveals minimalism's blindspot around class and the difference between curated emptiness and poverty.

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