What You (Want to)* Want (opens in new tab)

I'm not sure I get what Paul's trying to say here. Why is doing what you want a requirement for action? There's a known neurological difference between the brain's "wanting" and "liking" systems. Is he mixing up the two?

At some nth level, we don't really control our desires or wants. The information that we receive from the enviornment is shaping our uncouncious leves of wants or desires. In that senese, it is very important to control or filter the information we receive from the environment to some achieveble extent.

He needs at least ketamine to test this hypothesis, otherwise it's just another one overfitting of overgeneralization.