Note that I followed the section you quoted with this: >Sure, if I'm hungry (similar to if I am tired, upset, etc) I will have less motivation, but as long as m

Note that I followed the section you quoted with this: >Sure, if I'm hungry (similar to if I am tired, upset, etc) I will have less motivation, but as long as my hunger is satiated, I don't see how that makes sense. You completely ignored that part. Please explain how my body could be worried about starving if my hunger is satiated. Your answer also ignores this part: > The real problem with us (myself included) these days is that we eat WAY more than we need. Cutting back to a more reasonable level should not be causing motivational problems. How is reducing our calorie intake from WAY to much to just right going to make my brain start worrying about starving? Also, if my brain is worried about starving, it should be MORE motivated to gather resources for, if nothing else, more food!