Centuries ago, approximately 800 years prior, the indigenous Inuit and Yupik communities residing in Alaska and northern regions of Canada ingeniously crafted small apertures on ivory and antler materials to fashion snow goggles. This innovative creation served the purpose of reducing eye fatigue and protecting against the harmful effects of snow blindness caused by ultraviolet (UV) radiation emanating from direct sunlight as well as its reflection.
People get what they want and then grow new wants.
These appetitive drives may motivate productive behavior, but they also dull our appreciation of what we have.
The garden of wants can be consciously examined and pruned.
See the garden of prior wants fulfilled.