Spinoza characterizes experiential vaga as experience that is "without order for the intellect" and as "experience that is not determined by the intellect" (Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect, 19).
Moreover, Spinoza really never tells us what it would be for experience to be "ordered for" or "determined by" the intellect.
"Empirical" utilitarianism is "unconsciously made" out of the "accumulated results of past human experience," eventually giving way to "rational" utilitarianism which is "determined by the intellect" (Spencer, 1969: 279 ff).
Faced with such a dilemma, Scotus argues that although the will pursues an object rationally determined by the intellect, this does not mean that the will is conditioned by 'natural necessity'.
All will miss her abundant enthusiasm, emotive artistry, wide-ranging intellect, and determined spirit.
In remarks on the campus of Georgetown University, the former Alabama senator referenced a protest in March at Vermont's Middlebury College, where so-called anti-fascist protesters, or antifa, protested an appearance by Charles Murray, author of "Bell Curve," a work that argues intellect is biologically determined by race that is popular with white supremacists.
Finally, Henry concedes that the will cannot desire what it does not know, but denies that the will is determined in its choices by the intellect; in other words, that it cannot desire the opposite of what the intellect dictates.
Let us consider the second alternative then, according to which I have control because the will is never "causally determined" to choose that which the intellect deems to be best in those circumstances.
She told him: "These increased fees would result in an elitist system where a student's wealth, rather than intellect, would determine their success".
For in the final analysis, it is the will rather than the judgment of the intellect that determines the action the agent performs.
