Almost everything else outside of that is actually a WANT! Pizza instead of a handful of grain or plant roots, a 4 bedroom home rather than a lean-to, a car rather than a donkey, a pure wool suit rather than a piece of sack cloth.

If we look more closely at those things that define a "want", as opposed to a "need", we find that a want is most often defined as something that is desired. Other words that describe a want are craving, wish, or fancy. None of these words pertain to need. We can survive without something we wish for, crave or desire.

A want is something people are willing to spend time, money and energy on. Do any of us really need a Mercedes Benz, or do we desire one? Do we need three weeks in Hawaii, or do we fancy it? Do we need a television, or do we want one?

We all seek out those things that we want - and we always will. That will never change. It is simply and forever a component of human nature. Throughout passage of time, this fact has been demonstrated by nations wanting to conquer other nations to create wealth and power. Such actions are motivated by want for something better, bigger, faster, safer, more beautiful etc.

If only searching for "needs" motivated us humans, then our world would not have advanced beyond a primitive state of hunting and gathering. Progress is borne of our "want" for more and better things.

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