The term specifically refers to the act of avoiding knowledge of agency behind certain acts. I'm fairly sure you know exactly what it means, and can thus attack it from various angles to see how it holds up.
As to creating the term myself, I might not be using the correct term (I don't know what the correct term is, specifically), but it should be relatively apparent what it means from the context of the conversation (it should be HAAA... hyperactive agency acknowledgment avoidance). I do know that avoiding acknowledging the agency behind certain acts is a trait that certain individuals engage in.
also, if you could address the other past of my question, I would appreciate it... that is, how does one avoid something that does not present itself?
One doesn't have to. It's like when a whole bunch of puppies are attacking one another on top of a bitch, while the bitch does not react. Certain individuals may not react if they do not judge the time appropriate for reaction, or if they do not feel that reaction is necessary.
I going out on a ledge here and assume you think there actually is agency in every cuasal event and that everyone else is "avoiding" that agency somehow. Are you willing to explain this?
Umm, am I willing to explain an idea that you came up with on the fly? I can try- it's not really what I think, but if it's what you think I think...
I don't think EE is avoiding the agency. I also don't think that despite the fact that there is an agency behind an act, that every single product of the act is intentional- there are unintentional by-effects (byproducts) that are understood to occur. This doesn't mean that an agency was not behind their creation, it simply means that their creation was not intentional, nor could it be avoided at the time.
If you want to know how your car got wet and I (the only other person around) said that I twitched my nose back and forth and made it so.. and you say that it must have been the rain earlier in the day, how would you respond to my assertion that you are just avoiding "agency"?
Umm, so only people have agency now? How is that for haaa... seriously, do you seriously think that protons and electrons lack agency?