Do you mean to argue that those who don't want more are not human? Or that a recluse who rejects consumer society, or a practitioner of a minimalist, spartan li

Do you mean to argue that those who don't want more are not human? Or that a recluse who rejects consumer society, or a practitioner of a minimalist, spartan lifestyle, are still somehow "wanting more"? What would be an example of not wanting more? In a basic sense, everyone wants more food, and water, in order to live, but that's true of all life and not limited to human nature.