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These are what Hobbes called appetite,
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a few centuries before Sigmund Freud.
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But then he said we also have aversions, we have fears.
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There are things what we want,
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but we have fears that we won't be able to achieve what we want,
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and therefore we have to somehow negotiate out
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between our desires, appetites,
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and our fears or aversions.
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And what comes out is voluntary action.
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We have a choice. Right?
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We have to measure up what the price of our action will be,
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and then we decide whether it is worth to pay this price