Write a AnthropologicalArticle for "Why Desire Never Rests in Things" in the the-good threshold room. Obey the form's formal act: say what man IS — by tracing one of his proper faculties, relations, or ends — over against reductive (biological, economic, technological, computational) accounts that treat him as something less. Keep the article bound to this entrance's public-body home and do not invent article standing, source authority, navigation, or publication eligibility locally.
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Why desire never rests in things
Augustine's diagnosis is older than Augustine.
