⁷A linguistic confusion is created in English and many other languages in which it is commonplace to say “I don’t want X”, where X might be drilling noise in your office, or flies in your bedroom. What this actually means is that you want those things to be absent: It does not simply mean that you merely refrain from wanting that noise of the flies. You want “not X”, the opposite or absence of X, which is in fact the meaning of aversion.