Acharya Prashant addresses the alarming rise in suicide rates, particularly among the youth, by identifying two primary systemic causes: the industrial production ethic and the demise of true spirituality. He explains that human beings are born with an inherent sense of incompleteness and restlessness. In recent decades, the industrial revolution has flooded the market with goods, and producers have cunningly instilled a philosophy that consumption is the purpose of life. This forced consumption dictates that a person's worth is measured solely by their material acquisitions and financial success, leading to a perpetual state of dissatisfaction because material goods can never provide ultimate peace.