All else being equal, if you “wanted” to do something but then didn’t do it, it means you didn’t actually want to do it. Maybe you thought you should, you recognised the value etc. But that is very different to actually wanting something. You have no problem doing what you want.
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you should read a macroecon textbook, they throw around that ceteris paribus like crazy
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It's just very, very common to have e.g. executive dysfunction, fatigue, monetary limitations and other limitations. Being able to do what you want is a huge privilege.
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As mentioned to another commenter on this thread “all else being equal” means “as long as you don’t have chronic health or monetary problems” - real world constraints are real.
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