Is craving for ideas craving to sensual pleasures?

[Adutiya]

In Ajahn Sumedho’s essay, he says:

We also contemplate the feeling of wanting to become something. But if there is ignorance, then when we are not seeking something delicious to eat or some beautiful music to listen to, we can be caught in a realm of ambition and attainment - the desire to become. We get caught in that movement of striving to become happy, seeking to become wealthy; or we might attempt to make our life feel important by endeavouring to make the world right. So note this sense of wanting to become something other than what you are right now.
Listen to the bhava tanha of your life: ‘I want to practise meditation so I can become free from my pain. I want to become enlightened. I want to become a monk or a nun. I want to become enlightened as a lay person. I want to have a wife and children and a profession. I want to enjoy the sense world without having to give up anything and become an enlightened arahant too.’

Do you think that’s at odds with what Ven. Sujato wrote:

@sujato

If we return to meaning of bhava in doctrinal contexts, bhavataṇhā clearly cannot mean, “craving to be trapped in an ever-changing process of becoming something else”. It must mean, “craving to be born in a future state of existence”. By far the most common form of that is to be reborn in a state of permanent, eternal bliss.

The Buddha’s response is not that you need to aim for a more subtle form of eternal existence, but that all existence is becoming, i.e. all conditions are impermanent, and there is no such thing as eternal existence.