it is required in the goodness of God to imprint innate principles of him instead of granting the requisites to seek and attain them because the principles and knowledge sought and attained are greatly inferior to what could have been had they been imprinted innatelyI ' m not sure where you ' re getting this from . It seems to me the passage from Descartes is arguing not in favor of innate ideas in Locke ' s sense , but rather in favor of a systematic approach to knowledge which begins with clear first principles and follows a plan in determining what follows from them . <| sep |> If we ever managed to create a utopia , people would want to smash it ' s vital infrastructure . <| sep |> Try using Sync app . It is much better