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You'd be venturing into the realm of psychology for that, but I would argue that short-term engagement != long-term desire. Think of gambling or gaming addictio
by nluken 4y ago
You'd be venturing into the realm of psychology for that, but I would argue that short-term engagement != long-term desire. Think of gambling or gaming addictions- nobody's "forcing" those people to engage in behavior against their best interest, but many would argue that they're not freely choosing to succumb to addiction either.
- _aavaa_ 4y ago> short-term engagement != long-term desire I agree that it's not, but long-term desires are not all that people have. > many would argue Maybe, maybe not, but I would disagree. > that they're not freely choosing to succumb to addiction either. "freely" is doing the heavy lifting in that sentence. And a discussion about that is philosophical. They're as free to make that decision as they are to make any other.