"Homo Economicus Consumentus Egoismus and The New Human" Print

"The artwork I have created Oil on canvas NOTE: no AI" "Homo Economicus Consumentus Egoismus and The New Human" "Homo Economicus Consumentus Egoismus" epitomizes the "new human" succeeding Homo Sapiens, marking a profound redefinition of humanity fundamentally propelled by greed and selfishness within the economic system's framework. Characteristic of such an individual is behavior solely motivated by self-interest, resulting in shortsightedness and a disregard for others, as well as the broader needs and sustainability of society. "Homo Economicus Consumentus Egoismus" is portrayed as a relentless pursuer of personal gain, indifferent to ethical or social consequences. This is evident both in private enterprise, where unjust profits accumulate – exemplified by soaring food prices alongside astronomical profits reported by major food chains – and in public domains, such as exorbitant fees for politicians. Personifying an extreme and unscrupulous character, "Homo Economicus Consumentus Egoismus" exhibits contempt for human values and social responsibility, subordinated to economic gain. An exaggerated emphasis on individual gain leads to exploitation, inequality, and the depletion of communal resources. Normalizing the "Homo Economicus Consumentus Egoismus" model also entails an acceptance of indifference towards the long-term well-being of individuals and societal welfare, all without regard for ethics and social responsibility.