> But it's still, in the end, the addict's choice. It seems to me your language above suffers from a false dichotomy. One might start with a binary question s

> But it's still, in the end, the addict's choice. It seems to me your language above suffers from a false dichotomy. One might start with a binary question such as "Do we have free will or not?". However, a better question is "Under what conditions and to what extent are we conscious of our choices, rational in how we evaluate them, and informed enough to predict how they will play out?"