t is characterized as an intention to act (mental level) and a behavioural movement (physical level), if this is not prevented. 110 An often-quoted formulation runs as follows: They say that all impulses are assents but that the practical ones contain a motive element. But assents are to one thing and impulses towards another. Assents are to propositions and impulses are toward predicates, which are contained in a sense in the propositions. (Stobaeus 2.88.2–6 (SVF 3.171, LS 33I)
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