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Your paper was short and to the point. Good paper.
I agree with you that people do not always do what they desire, especially for those people who are unselfish, they always think about others first, and then themselves.
If you decide not to tell your boss off because you like your job, isn't keeping your job the thing you desire most?
once again the answer to the question is determined by how the reader interprets the words and the question. i would say that yes people do always what they desire most. for example, i may desire to be asleep at home rather than in class, but after looking at the consequences i go to class. then, what i didnt desire most becomes what i desire most because i chose it. since i chose it, it is what is desired most.
Outstanding job! I agree that everyone don't "always" do what they desire. There are always factors of our surronding enviornment that cause us to do something other than our desire.
Very well stated and concise. Well written.
I believe this question was one of those tautologies where the defintion of the phrase "what you desire most" is whatever it is that you do. But given normal definition of the words I would have to agree that we do not always do what we desire the most, the question is SHOULD we do what we desire most?
short and sweet and well thought out!
I agree that people can't always do what they desire most.
But can't what one desires most also be in his/her best interest?
I also believe that this statement is a tautology. We all act according to what we desire most regardless of external limitations, even if in reality limitations prevent us from our goals we still desire.
ifeel that we all do in an abstract way.
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I agree, we don't always get to do what we desire
I completely agree. I can think of many instances where I didn't do what I desired most because something beyond my control stopped me.