Addiction as Entrenchment

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Dennis HackethalOP, 11 months ago·#733·· Collapse

How is this theory new?

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Dennis HackethalOP revised 11 months ago·#746·· Collapse

Prevailing explanations (#734) attribute addiction to desensitization. My theory doesn’t do that.

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Dennis HackethalOP, 11 months ago·#748·· Collapse

Prevailing explanations do not mention entrenchment. They do not refer to any epistemological concepts. My theory does.

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Dennis HackethalOP, 11 months ago·#749·· Collapse

Prevailing explanations are immoral (#739) and false (#742). My theory does not have those flaws from the linked criticisms.

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