

Anxiety regulation and resource allocation.
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Appetite is persistent.
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Reminding us of a need. A call to serve. A demand for fulfillment.
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Appetite is common to bodies in motion. Source and flow. A mode of transport.
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There are other hungers. They too present as appetite, though they seek not substance.
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These hungers are blind, without sense of taste or smell, knowing only the absence of satisfaction.
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We feed them from opaque containers, hoping that their food is inside.
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We fulfill the call to serve, but the service never satiates. A dish without nutrition.
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Appetite continues unabated. Empty containers are served.
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Anxiety regulation becomes the body's mind.
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Resource allocation becomes the mind's body.
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Starvation ensues.