>

Do weak people exist? If so, please elaborate on their characteristics. Surely physically weak people exist (obesity in developed countries), so let’s try to define what mentally weak people look like. I’ll start. Impulsive. Superficial. Lacking critical thought. Uneducated. Seems like characteristics of a perfect materialistic society. 
You could argue the U.S. is highly educated. I’d argue schooling isn’t necessarily education, nor is having a ball and chain in the form of debt indicative of a good education. But that’s an entirely separate conversation. Higher education in the US is an industry. Clearly. In fact, I could easily use it to further prove my point, as it’s more of a product than intrinsically valuable, especially because it’s a common meme that schooling permits a higher income, and you guessed it, makes a more efficient consumer.
/u/ficiousconscious (OP) has awarded 4 delta(s) in this post.
All comments that earned deltas (from OP or other users) are listed here, in /r/DeltaLog.
Please note that a change of view doesn't necessarily mean a reversal, or that the conversation has ended.
^Delta System Explained ^| ^Deltaboards >

From some of your other comments, I suspect your definition of "weak" just makes this a tautology. 
I mean, sure, if you define "strong" as "People who aren’t concerned with material consumption or pleasure.", then people who are concerned with material consumption and/or pleasure are "weak", and societies that are concerned with that are "weak". 
But that's not really a definition that anyone uses. I defy you to find a single dictionary with a single definition of "weak" (or "strong") that is even remotely similar to that.