Raw LLM Responses

I think the argument he is making is that the more information you have the better you are able to decide a course of action that is based on a logical decision making process that becomes more logical in direct proportion to the amount of accurate information available. Take smoking for example. For decades people said you shouldn't smoke but only because they considered it a bad habit that was dirty. The more information we learned about the carcinogenic properties and that second hand smoke affected others the more people were able to use their discipline in order to quit or say no. These same people may not have bothered to say no had they not internalized the negative consequences of the act of smoking cigarettes. I believe a lot of will and discipline comes down to internalizing information - deep learning, where your subconscious works on information it considers important to your existence.