I made the decision to take the nearby fig, because, like, it's there, it's a little green, but hey, enjoy it! And I did. And you know what? After I awhile, I decided I didn't like it after all. I spit it out. I climbed for another fig, and even though I got that one too, it turns out...I really enjoy climbing for figs, perhaps more than I enjoy figs.

This probably changes depending on who you talk to, to me idk if its about wanting every fig. I think its worrying about which fig is the best, and trying to figure out what "best" even means. and curiosity of other figs.

And how much time should you spend on trying to know your self, to pick the best fig.

>Why do people want _every_ fig on the tree? It's because of greed, and desire

Why wouldn't people want every fig on the tree? It's because of indifference and lack of passion.

In a world where aging was solved, we could get every one of them. And it wouldn't be greed, it would be just living.

Figs are disgusting. Now I'll try and visualize desirable kinds of things as fig trees, making it easier to quickly pass them up and go for something I'd want more. Thanks.

People want lots of different figs because they’re good, and it’s hard to choose.