They know they don't like it, because it is uncomfortable, dangerous, and painful. They are made aware of this by deep seeded instincts such as the will to live, as well as by physical processes such as sensation of pain.
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know, however, that they have a "right" to anything different, simply a desire to survive, which includes a desire to avoid pain.
Again, you are confusing desire for the understanding of the concept of "rights"... which you ironically accused me of doing earlier in the thread.
First you accuse me of saying that consensus creates truth, now you are saying it is irrelevant to it... There is something in the middle ground here, something that I made very clear in my wording...
Widespread or near-complete consensus of subjective experience INDICATES/IMPLIES/SUGGESTS objective truth. If a million people see a rock and feel a rock it is very likely to BE a rock, and very unlikely to be a mass hallucination shared by all one million of them.
This is the basis of science, it is the basis of almost everything we do every day. We have to assume this or we might as well lie down and die.