Dywyddy,
I'm aware of what I wrote.
I asked for an explanation.
yes.
Do you know what sense-gratification is?
And?
They can obtain education to secure a well-paid job, which can create more means to gratify the senses. It can be obtained to gain respect, which is gratification of the senses. Most things we do is a bid to gratify our own senses.
Which part didn't you understand?
Life experience.
jan.
which is a claim that that ability engenders free will. If that's NOT what you meant the please rewrite it to make your meaning clear.
I'm aware of what I wrote.
I asked for an explanation.
Are there such people?
yes.
Firstly you'd have to show that there ARE such people, and then you'd have to show that your claim actually is the case.
Do you know what sense-gratification is?
It's also possible that if there are such people then their choices are also limited
And?
...since they, as you claimed, are interested only in gratification of the senses. Ergo, no choice about education or anything else that doesn't gratify their senses.
They can obtain education to secure a well-paid job, which can create more means to gratify the senses. It can be obtained to gain respect, which is gratification of the senses. Most things we do is a bid to gratify our own senses.
This is syntactically meaningless.
Which part didn't you understand?
And this is based on... what, exactly? A wild guess?
Life experience.
jan.