Locke says, "What is it determines the will? The true and proper answer is, intuition. For that which determines the general power of directing, to this or that particular direction, is nothing but the agent itself exercising the power it has that particular way."

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John Locke argues that the will is determined by the greatest present uneasiness, rather than intuition. He believes that the mind is driven to action to relieve this uneasiness, which is a more immediate motivator than the pursuit of good.

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