f intellect; nevertheless, he is a creature of nature, and has impulses and desires on an instinctual level. This instinctual desire is irrational impulse that is beyond his control, and cannot be deemed as 'free choiceE Thus one cannot be deemed to be free if he were to succumb to these desires; in stark contrast, to act according to these fits of irrational impulse would be tantamount to self-enslavement, simp
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