What book is it?
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Peanut because it’s peanut
The answer is c. That an individual has no human nature prior to his or her existence.
Sartre said this and he meant that the nature of things (essence) isn't more fundamental than it being (existing). This is the opposite of what a few other philosophers had said before.
Existencialists say that humans don't have an inherent identity, and they find meaning for life as they exist through their consciousness.
Answer:
Correct question:
Mira said to Moti,“ Do you like lemon in your tea?"
Changing to indirect:
Mira asked Moti if he/she likes lemon in his/her tea.
