Which quote demonstrates the everlasting and indelible hierarchy of consumption?
a) "In the labyrinth of desire, one's station is eternally marked by what one can afford."
b) "Consumerism erects pillars of privilege, casting shadows upon those below."
c) "The price tag becomes the insignia of one's societal rank, unyielding and absolute."
d) "In the cycle of acquisition, the elite ascend while the destitute grasp at fading echoes."