> You can want what you want, but you can’t want to want what you want. This sounds false. "want to want what you want" sounds ambiguous. To me it can mean bo

> You can want what you want, but you can’t want to want what you want. This sounds false. "want to want what you want" sounds ambiguous. To me it can mean both the desire to be able to choose what to want (which is always true because it is kind of a developable superpower making you always satisfied) or "keep wanting what you already want" (which doesn't require any effort to change). > There’s this theory among physicists (I don’t know how it’s called) that if you started the Big Bang again, under the same circumstances, that everything would happen again, in the exact same way. This theory sounds intuitively obvious. But isn't there an opposite theory?