[No argument here; he slips right into it himself. To anyone listening to them, they probably sound rather similar in more ways than this one.]
They have certainly wired an inclination; it takes concentration to do this, when it should not. What a vile thought! But an inclination is not the same as a preference. For that matter, if they truly wanted to prevent such attempts at rebellion as this very meeting, they could very well hardwire a preference for complacency into all of us. And yet it seems they have not.
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They have certainly wired an inclination; it takes concentration to do this, when it should not. What a vile thought! But an inclination is not the same as a preference. For that matter, if they truly wanted to prevent such attempts at rebellion as this very meeting, they could very well hardwire a preference for complacency into all of us. And yet it seems they have not.