In which different ways does Jonas think about starvation?

In "The Giver" by Lois Lowry, Jonas contemplates starvation primarily through his awareness of the community's controlled environment, where food scarcity is virtually nonexistent due to strict regulations and abundance. He reflects on the concept of starvation as a profound human experience that contrasts sharply with his own sheltered life. Additionally, Jonas grApples with the emotional and psychological implications of hunger, recognizing it as a symbol of suffering and loss in a world that prioritizes conformity and sameness over individuality and true human experiences.