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I think this is just a wordplay that abuses the imprecision of the word 'want'. For example, a drug addict wants (as in has a very strong internal, biology- and
by suslik 4y ago
I think this is just a wordplay that abuses the imprecision of the word 'want'. For example, a drug addict wants (as in has a very strong internal, biology- and subconsious-driven desire for) heroin, but doesn't want to want it (as in when thinks about it consciously).
- theGnuMe 4y agoI don't see that beyond holding two one or more beliefs in juxtaposition which is the definition of uncertainty. A chemical addiction is not a "want".