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See: deliberation


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In the beginning the practice had been adopted as it were instinctively, but in Newspeak it was used with a conscious purpose.
GF23 2004-051479 1-57273-601-1 Our own metaphor; a personal account of a conference on the effects of conscious purpose on human adaptation.
Under the Code's conception of willful blindness,(35) typically no evidence of an actor's conscious purpose to avoid the truth will be available, because a decision not to investigate before acting will involve only an omission, which cannot be corroborated by any piece of evidence.
 
 
 
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