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That's just not what the word purpose means. Take your example: > If I start living in my van to renovate my house Keyword here, "to". "To" imbues the purpose
by sushisource 4y ago
That's just not what the word purpose means. Take your example:
> If I start living in my van to renovate my house
Keyword here, "to". "To" imbues the purpose. If you then completely fail to actually do the renovation, sure, that's absolutely a problem, but the van's purpose was still to help you renovate the house. You just happened to fail at it. Intent matters, and the comment I replied to implies a whole lot of malicious intent that is more likely just incompetence or unpredictable outcomes. The difference is important in understanding how to address the issue.