Add in a certain amount of awareness that more consumption as in bigger car, more square feet and shorter product replacement cycles isn't just good. Sure, few

Add in a certain amount of awareness that more consumption as in bigger car, more square feet and shorter product replacement cycles isn't just good. Sure, few people would actively reject an opportunity to have a high footprint life, but the relative attractivity between footprint maximization and having other priorities in life certainly aren't the same as they used to be in the days of infinite growth illusions. The effect you describe is much stronger I think, but they are not competing, they complement each other.