Responsibility and Conscience

I am not willing to cheat.

• Involuntary Act

• Voluntary Act

I am willing not to cheat.

• Involuntary Act

• Voluntary Act

This level of intention is one that a person is conscious of at the moment he performs the intended action.

This level of intention is one that was once made and continues to influence the act now being done, but is not present to the person's consciousness at the moment of performing the act.

This level of intention has no bearing of the act and is once made, but not retracted. It does not influence on the performance of the intended act.

This level of intention is one that has not been made but presumably would have been made if the person were aware of the circumstances. It is the intention that is made after the act is done.

This affects the knowledge and is the lack of knowledge that exists in varying degrees.

This ignorance is the requisite for voluntariness, and in this case, knowledge is not obtainable. This act is involuntary.

This ignorance is that one knows he's ignorant and that he can therefore gain knowledge by doing so. It can be overcome by acquiring the requisite knowledge.

This ignorance is that making ignorance as an excuse in order to avoid responsibility.