Siddhartha tried to live a life of strict self-denial. What conclusion did he draw about such a lifestyle?
A) That self-denial was the only true way to end suffering.
B) That extreme self-denial was no more fulfilling than a life of indulgence.
C) That true satisfaction came from allowing oneself to experience earthly pleasures.
D) That the Hindu priests were suffering needlessly.
Answer: B
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