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"If we blind them to The Adversary -decrease their desire for The Desire- while at the same time encourage them to do anything else they desire with increasing 'freedom of choice, then eventually we snuff out desire while leaving demand in tact."
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"I say 'illusion of choice because, in many cases, the nature of their choices hardly reaches the level of will, but of merely perfunctory activity. For the most part, their desires are not too strong, they are too weak, apathetic and easily placated. They often can be tempted into doing Nothing."
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