However, this wouldn’t support the Desire-Based Theory, since the Desire-Based Theory allows that ends can be unreasonable when they don’t promote the satisfaction of one’s strongest, present intrinsic desires.  For instance, choosing one’s total ruin, when doing so runs counter to one’s strongest, present intrinsic desires, even when doing so isn’t based on a false belief, can be criticized as unreasonable on the Desire-Based Theory.