Applying rigorous intellectual scrutiny to consumption decisions, refusing complicity in systems that exploit knowledge or obscure truth.
Sor Juana's relentless pursuit of knowledge and her refusal to accept convenient falsehoods offers a model for ethical consumption grounded in intellectual honesty. Rather than passively accepting marketing narratives or industry claims, this concept demands that consumers develop genuine understanding of products' origins, labor conditions, and environmental impacts. Sor Juana's fight against censorship and enforced ignorance parallels modern ethical consumption as an act of intellectual resistance—rejecting the deliberate obscuration of supply chains and corporate practices. By treating consumption as a domain requiring the same rigorous inquiry she applied to theology and science, consumers honor the dignity of those affected by their choices and resist manipulation through ignorance, transforming shopping into an intellectual practice grounded in justice.
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