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When he is presented by circumstances with two alternatives, the choice he makes will usually be the outcome of the collective tendencies of his nature. From the eventual results of that choice, whether pleasurable or painful, he will have the opportunity to learn how right or how wrong those tendencies may be.

-- Notebooks Category 9: From Birth to Rebirth > Chapter 4 : Free Will, Responsibility, and The World-Idea > # 40