Objects, things, stuff fill our world and our life. But since they're practical and convenient, they ought to make us happy. Instead, they clutter our homes, streets, seas, rivers and our minds, affecting the way we think about ourselves, the economy and how we conceive of space. A reflection on our relationships with objects of daily living that offers a sobering account in numbers and words, and raises questions. Foremost of which: have you ever taken stock of your possessions to discover that, put together, there wouldn't be room for them in your home?<%YOUTUBE=_L_mN8Ry4g8%>
