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In response to
"
New book: addiction a choice -- (link)
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by
Beaker
See, that is half right, and half horse feces.
Posted by
TFox
Jun 19 '09, 17:41
People can develop real physical dependencies on chemicals and drugs, and then have varying levels of individual strength and willpower to overcome said dependencies.
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and doesn't addiction have a genetic component sometimes? -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 19, 17:43
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I'd believe that. (That's part of the reason why I choose not to drink alcohol.) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 19, 18:20
so I assume the half is for stuff like gambling (the non-drug stuff) -- nm
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Beaker
Jun 19, 17:41
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It sounds like what he is saying, at least how I read it, is that the desire to continue the behavior is very real; the inability to stop might not be
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TFox
Jun 19, 17:42
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that might be fair, but I think some people have such a strong physical addiction that no amount of desire can stop them. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 19, 17:44
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yeah, some. and some others whose desire to stop is so non-existent that it has the same net effect. -- nm
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TFox
Jun 19, 17:45
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