Their tool "Reversal of Desire" (essentially, not fleeing fear but confronting it — even a phone call in which someone might reject you romantically in ways you will still be replaying 80, 90 years later) is presented thus: "See the pain appear in front of you as a cloud.
Consumerist desires are essentially insatiable, because they are desires for things we do not really need: "You see, it's not thirst; it's disease".
In some cases that desire is essentially mercantilist.
For one thing, it suggests that the politics of erotic desire are essentially undemocratic.
The Desirability argument appears to collapse into the Internalist Argument, for it is at bottom an appeal to the internalist intuition that disagreement over whether something is worthy of being desired is, essentially, disagreement in attitude.
If your robot has powerful arms but a stiff, straight spine and no neck, that may be better for lifting heavy items — but it just isn't how humans do it, and if human-like motion is actually desired, you essentially have to put in our weaknesses as well as our strengths.
The desire to essentially eliminate any risk of cancer developing in the other breast was cited an "extremely important" or "very important" reason by 98% of the women.
"The impression is that... in targeting Palatucci the desire was essentially to hit a Catholic involved in rescuing Jews..., " she wrote.
Despite a brief scare with cancellation, Suchet's desire to essentially film every single Poirot short story and novel is coming to fruition with the 13th and final series that is filming right now, including Poirot's final case from the novel Curtain.
Cells were sterile sorted by FACS using RFP or RFP/GFP color selection to insure 100% infection of the desired populations, essentially as we have previously described (Bajaj et al., 2010).
