How often do you replace items such as phones, laptops, or household appliances, and what usually makes you decide to buy a new one?, Do you think companies intentionally design products with a limited lifespan, or do products simply become outdated because technology changes quickly? Why?, Have you ever repaired a product instead of replacing it? What was the experience like, and would you do it again?, What responsibilities do manufacturers have when a product reaches the end of its lifecycle? Should they help recycle or dispose of it?, How has online shopping changed the way people consume products compared to previous generations?, Do you think people buy too many things they do not really need? What factors encourage this kind of consumption?, Would you be willing to pay more for a product that is designed to last much longer? Why or why not?, How do trends, advertising, and social media influence the lifecycle of products and consumer behavior?, What are some products that were made to last in the past but seem less durable today? Why do you think this change happened?, In the future, do you think society will move toward repairing, reusing, and sharing products more often, or will people continue buying new products regularly? Explain your opinion.

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