Greed, the world revolves around greed, every human is inherently greedy its just in our nature, no matter what you have some kind of greed, weather that be for a better life, or for more items, more money, but every human all share one specific type of greed, the greed for knowledge, it is what makes us human, it may not be entirely greedy, for some of us it is out of necessity and maybe for some desire to impress someone in the world or maybe just make themselves proud but no matter what there will always be a need or a want for information so we can feel better than other people in any way we can. We often associate greed with the desire for an excessive amount of money but it doesn't just applies to money it applies to everything, status, cloud and in our case here, knowledge, even if you are smart enough to pass your basic schooling there's still more that you want in collage or trade school or even in classes there's always a higher goal to attain in order to be proud of ourselves. That's not to say that greed is a bad thing in this case, but it is instead a good thing that all humans should have, and they do even if they don't admit it. But with all this being said there is one type of greed that's worse than all the other's, saying someone does or doesn't deserve something, that kind of thinking partially feeds on narcissism, oblivion or even too wishful of thinking, there are a few exceptions to this rule however such as rape or death, Almost every human deserves what they get even if bad because in the end, it will help them grow and to become a better person because they can take that info and move forward in life, cautious and weary but able to help others if need be, that in essence makes it better, time does not heal all wounds on its own, it takes you trying as well, because not even the forces of time and nature can help humans in their own battles if they don't want or accept help. in essence there is always something to gain from every experience even if what you gain is for others, because then you help prevent it from happening to them, which then means they no longer deserve it, but it can become a bit of a paradox if you think about it too much.
