Triggers do is not voluntary

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Triggers do is not voluntary - This setnence means in other words what the triggers cause/creates comes out in not voluntary way, while "is by our will" means it happens by our own will, am I rigth?

It is similar to what the French author Marcel Proust wrote in his most famous novel "In Search for Lost Time," where the smell and taste of a madeleine evoked a multitude of childhood memories in the protagonist's mind. And as you just saw, locations can even be a stronger trigger. The main difference is that what these triggers do is not voluntary, and what we want to do is, by our own will, to connect information with a place. And for that - you can also do this with me - of course you need locations.

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anonymousTriggers do is not voluntary - This setnence means

You did not parse this correctly.

[ What these triggers do ] - this content clause is the subject of the verb.

is not voluntary. - this is the predicate of the sentence.

The effect of these triggers is not voluntary (we cannot control them)

[What we want to do ] this content clause is the subject of the verb.

is, to connect information with a place.

We deliberately (by our intentions and under our own control) want to connect information with a place.

Triggers do is not voluntary

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