How Does Williams Answer the Objection That We Could Always

question 5

Multiple Choice

How does Williams answer the objection that we could always do different things over the course of our immortal lives?

• A) We can't be just anybody; our lives have particular commitments.
• B) We would get lost among all the possibilities of what there is to do.
• C) There aren't that many things to do to keep us occupied.
• D) Immortality is just too difficult to imagine.

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