Buda Gosse's Denial of Self-Control

Buda Gosse challenges the concept of self-control, rejecting the idea of a controlling self within individuals. He emphasizes the Buddhist doctrine of no self, asserting that there is no inherent sense of control or agency. This contrasts with traditional views that suggest the person is a sum of individual experiences and feelings. Buda Gosse's perspective focuses on the capacity for agency rather than a centralized controller self.