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Another term that someone has made up.
Stick to the language used in the book.
Indifference is the "fact of being indifferent." (Webster)
To be indifferent is to not take a position either for or against, neutral, nether one way or the other. Which certainly doesn't sound like someone that is showing intent. As in purposely ignoring something.
I'm no speacilist in this area , but I would list this term right under "Same Difference." What ever that means?
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