That is, more choice leads to less satisfaction or fulfillment or happiness".
So for him the common good that is the ultimate concern of political philosophy, and thus of the reasonable person, is nothing less than the fulfillment of all human persons and communities (and see 3.2 above).
The assumption that achieving FEO would require limiting parents' freedom to raise their children as they choose, so that if either parents have moral rights to this freedom or it is morally desirable on other grounds to sustain it, we must accept less than complete fulfillment of FEO, has some plausibility but does not survive reflection.
(Which could be extended to "less self, more fulfillment". The more you're emptied out, runs the logic of Kyoto, the more you're ready to be filled up).
Kafka's plans to move to Palestine grew more concrete only as their fulfillment grew less likely.
He made clear, however, that a scene in which RJ's father suggests he may have to find sexual fulfillment from less desirable girls before he can "drive a Ferrari" was not taken from his own adolescence.
For some of us (i.e., me), the stimulus for leaving the bench is less a reach for fulfillment in other areas than an acknowledgment of certain failure in the current one.
This mindset correlates not only with success but also with less strain and more fulfillment on the job.
For a rare few, such as Nelson Mandela, entering politics is prompted by being painfully acquainted with adversity -- and wanting others to experience more fulfillment and less heartache.
A 2011 MetLife study noted what they called a "significant shift," suggesting that many believe that the American Dream is more about "personal fulfillment" and less about material goods.
