What a person, or any person wants is never a singular objective. Our motivations are complex our ideals are vague, is it really so surprising that we all own t

What a person, or any person wants is never a singular objective. Our motivations are complex our ideals are vague, is it really so surprising that we all own televisions and at the same time think it's bad for us? As humans we are conflicted and irrational by nature We tend to only pretentiously believe these things only for other people and never ourselves. It's this attitude of "Oh I know exactly what I want, but yeah I get how other people can get conflicted." I think what makes this article seem so intriguing is the fact that the author starts it off by throwing this irrationality into our face with something we all are conflicted about: television.