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 Gold & Greed tells the story of Forrest Fenn, who hid a treasure chest worth millions of dollars in the American Rocky Mountains and decided to go on a treasure hunt in 2010. After watching the three-part documentary, I realized how privileged it is that people can stop working, indulge their fantasies, and go out and hunt for treasure. What amuses me most is that the hunt lasted for about a decade, and some people became completely obsessed with it. Some did it out of greed; others to break the monotony of their lives and feel liberated; and others for the thrill. I mean, this would only have been possible in a developed country where people didn't have to worry about their daily survival.  If this treasure hunt had been organized in an underdeveloped country, first of all, the organizer would surely have been kidnapped, and if not, I'm sure the government would have imprisoned him for causing unnecessary inconvenience and fuss. I don't deny that any child dreams of a...