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So long as I waste even the smallest portion of mytime in the base employment of providing for my own daily wants , so long my confidence inProvidence be imperfect , and my mind be incapable of wholly . I wouldn ’ t mind being able to install an OS other than windows on my inexpensive IBM Thinkpad and have full and immediate use of all of the functions and features without the need for a computer science degree or having to read a stack of books three feet tall . " However , Hurd did make a strong general statement in favor of multiparty democracy , stating that " the arrival of multiparty politics is going to happen and in my mind is desirable . But we are told , the mind being able to consider each quality singly , or abstracted from those other qualities with which it is united , does by that means frame to itself abstract ideas . It is important to recall that in the Third Meditation , in the midst of the causal argument for the existence of God , the meditator already discovered many of these perfections — omnipotence , omniscience , immutability , eternality , simplicity , etc. Because our mind is finite , we normally think of the divine perfections separately and " hence may not immediately notice the necessity of their being joined together " ( First Replies , AT 7:119 ; CSM 2:85 ) . That Anne has her own mind is clear from the way she rebels against the vanity of her father and elder sister .