Acharya Prashant addresses the issue of internet pornography by highlighting that it is a direct consequence of a purely materialistic worldview. He argues that when society defines success and progress solely through physical and material metrics—such as GDP, grades, money, and status—it reinforces the idea that material pleasure is the ultimate goal of life. For a young person, sexual pleasure often appears as the highest form of material satisfaction. He points out that even traditional goals like education and government jobs are frequently pursued as means to secure marriage and sexual access, making the rejection of pornography difficult when the underlying motivation remains the same.