I wrote about the will here
And I asked “is choice at all a
meaningful concept for addicts?
I guess it is up to a supreme court
to decide:
“...she was unfairly punished because
her relapse was the result of a disease, not a choice.”
I ask you dear reader, what is
happening to free will?
What are the parameters of your
quote unquote choices?
I also asked in the post noted
above: “Is choice a meaningful concept in obesity?”
https://heavylevity.blogspot.com/search/label/Lincoln%20In%20The%20Bardo
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ReplyDeleteHave we thought about some sort of willpower training?
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"Researchers say one reason there is so much stigma around drug use is that many people view addiction as a moral weakness."
ReplyDeleteHow are feelings/reactions to chemicals a moral issue?
Reactions/feelings to chemicals are a moral issue only if the will and its strength or weakness is relevant.
If the will is relevant than we accept free will...
https://www.npr.org/2018/10/31/662009650/social-stigma-is-one-reason-the-opioid-crisis-is-hard-to-confront