Apple, GM, and the Conspiracy to Make You Keep Buying

Описание: There’s a drawer in your house filled with cables that don’t work anymore.
Chargers for devices you didn’t break. Accessories that became useless overnight.
Products that failed—not because of wear, but because they were designed to.

In this video, I break down how major corporations quietly engineered a system that forces you to keep buying the same things over and over again—not through scams or price gouging, but through planned obsolescence.

This isn’t about technology advancing too fast.
It’s about a deliberate shift in how products are designed, supported, and repaired.

You’ll learn:

What “planned obsolescence” really means and where it started

How companies profit more by selling replacements instead of durable products

Why repair is becoming harder—and sometimes illegal

How the “replacement tax” quietly drains tens of thousands of dollars over a lifetime

Why constant upgrades keep you reactive instead of financially secure

How opting out of this system changes your long-term wealth trajectory

This video connects consumer behavior, psychology, and long-term financial consequences—showing how everyday buying decisions shape your future more than most people realize.

This is not about being cheap.
It’s about seeing the system clearly and choosing durability, ownership, and intention over endless replacement.

Once you understand how this system works, you’ll never look at upgrades, new models, or “must-have” products the same way again.

— Williams
WILLIAMS INVESTS

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This video does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. The information presented reflects general principles related to consumer economics, behavioral psychology, and long-term financial decision-making.

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