> For anyone else (most people), it's much healthier to learn how to do difficult things.
You don't know this.
> Willpower is a muscle.
I know you mean this in a figurative sense, but what exactly is "willpower"? There has to be a physical (and physiological) mechanism for "willpower", no?
Do you believe that can be aberrant physiological conditions?
I do. I also believe over-eating is a manifestation of some type of "aberrant" physiology.
You don't know this.
> These things are useful for a few months
You don't know this.
> For anyone else (most people), it's much healthier to learn how to do difficult things.
You don't know this.
> Willpower is a muscle.
I know you mean this in a figurative sense, but what exactly is "willpower"? There has to be a physical (and physiological) mechanism for "willpower", no?
Do you believe that can be aberrant physiological conditions?
I do. I also believe over-eating is a manifestation of some type of "aberrant" physiology.