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Define 'need' in your own words.
Think about what is necessary for daily living.
Give an example of 'greed' in everyday life.
Consider situations where things are bought for status.
What does 'need' signify in this context?
Think about what is necessary daily.
True or False: Greed is a limited desire driven by necessity.
Reflect on the differences between need and greed.
Propose a community initiative aimed at educating youth about the distinction between needs and greed. How would this initiative operate?
Think about educational tools and community engagement.
Critique an advertising campaign you believe encourages greed rather than need. Suggest alternatives that promote responsible consumption.
Consider how you could reframe the message for greater impact.
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