Question

question 9
1 pts
according to rousseau, pity is...
the desire that someone not suffer
the desire that someone act rationally
willing the good of another
willing without contradiction
question 10
1 pts
rousseau says that natural humans are not good or evil because they...
suspend judgment on the nature of good and evil
dont know what good and evil are
are super - good
are just like other animals

Explanation:

For Question 9: Rousseau defined pity as a natural sentiment that drives humans to avoid seeing others suffer, which aligns with the first option. The other options relate to rationality, benevolent willing, and Kantian ethics, not Rousseau's view of pity.
For Question 10: Rousseau argued that "natural humans" (pre-social, pre-moral beings) lack the conceptual understanding of good and evil, so they cannot be categorized as such. The other options do not match his core argument about the amoral state of natural humans.

Answer:

Question 9: the desire that someone not suffer
Question 10: don't know what good and evil are