... us to act, for it would be strange to suggest that the cheese compels the mouse to move through the maze. The mouse acts on its own nature of wanting the cheese. The fact that the cheese is there is only proximate. The mouse wants the cheese and so acts in its own nature to find the cheese when it receives the impression of the cheese. But the Stoics also believe that virtue and vice are in our power ... of soothsayers was probably given more value in his time (there is no mention of the what Chrysippus would say about soothsayers getting there prediction wrong). Though I would argue th...

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