"To do WHAT one likes..." vs 'To do AS ONE LIKES..." demands attention. The terms of 'as' vs. 'what' are essentially different with respect to implication. They completely completely replace the concept entirely. This trade off changes what Krishnamurti means and infers a relative challenge as the result.
If any person are doing what one likes, in the fictitious sense, they are in fact inducing their own enjoyment. If any person are doing as they like - implies their goal oriented behavior is compromised. Therefore, where one is ignoring their behavior at all costs (as they like). The other refuses to be imposed upon for complacency (what they like).
I think this is an important distinction to make. The impudent for Krishnamurti is still there despite my inquiry.
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