Philosopher: Every individual in society is on a relentless journey to find fulfillment. Each action taken by a person or the governance of a community is based on the belief that it will lead to fulfillment in some way. However, many individuals mistakenly think that fulfillment is determined by external circumstances rather than internal states.

Which of the following conclusions can be drawn most logically from the philosopher’s argument?

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The pursuit of fulfillment is ultimately pointless.

Societal leaders often act out of self-interest instead of for the common good.

It is impossible to determine what brings fulfillment to any individual.

Fulfillment can be achieved through indirect methods rather than direct actions.

The strategies that most individuals employ to achieve fulfillment are not effective.

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The philosopher argues that many people mistakenly believe that fulfillment is dependent on external factors rather than internal ones. This suggests that the methods people use, which are often focused on external circumstances, are ineffective in…

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