Question 6 (1 point) What do proponents of 'dematerialization' and 'peak stuff' claim? Nano-technologies will allow consumer good replicators similar to those seen in cultural properties like Star Trek. Our desire for stuff has not yet hit a peak. People in affluent societies have become bored with owning lots stuff. They prefer experiences instead or are happy sharing. Dematerialization will follow. Question 7 (1 point) Trentmann counters claims of 'dematerialization' and 'peak stuff by noting Resources are still consumed with the production of services. There is no sustained downsizing evident yet, in the US or Europe. Both of the above. Question 6 (1 point) What do proponents of 'dematerialization' and 'peak stuff' claim? Nano-technologies will allow consumer good replicators similar to those seen in cultural properties like Star Trek. Our desire for stuff has not yet hit a peak. People in affluent societies have become bored with owning lots stuff. They prefer experiences instead or are happy sharing. Dematerialization will follow. Question 7 (1 point) Trentmann counters claims of 'dematerialization' and 'peak stuff by noting Resources are still consumed with the production of services. There is no sustained downsizing evident yet, in the US or Europe. Both of the above