I think this is sort of an insufficient dichotomy for what happens in reality, although I think the article is informative on painting a better picture for us.

I think this is sort of an insufficient dichotomy for what happens in reality, although I think the article is informative on painting a better picture for us. What about things you "want," but maybe don't like, but physiologically can't drive yourself to? This article only talks about the physiological want, and not the psychological want. Obviously, it's not a writing goal of the article, but there's a lot more here than just "wanting" and "liking," and I think it's really interesting!