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 Originally Posted by ImSavy
People that use heroin are doing so due to a choice they are making that is usually a result of a pretty situation which it is an escape from. It's been shown that drug addictions are much less crippling both in terms of dealing with them and getting them in the first place in better off societies.
When people are making choices what exactly do you think is driving those choices?
Not that I don't agree that it's a fairly empty definition due to how vague it is & how poorly understood what really drives are decisions are.
Big cluster of neurons near the sense organs, built by genes, molded by evolution, adapted to experience, attempt to survive. Lots of overlapping circuits and newly growing functions that battle out for what to do in any given situation.
Something like that.
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