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Freedom is zero on the scale of non-freedoms. And zero is not achievable, even though everyone is striving for it.�
With the extremes, everything is clear: prison, slavery, finance, the state… smoking. Anyone can tell you who is free and who is not.�
But as soon as the resolution increases, everything becomes extremely confusing. Whether you are free from work, parents, parenting given by parents, spouse chosen based on parenting given by parents. From a cell phone? Neighbors, toilet paper. Thoughts, desires, secret desires, evil thoughts, stupid ones?
At what point can you say: “I am completely free!” What will be the last point of exemption in the list and from what?
And interestingly, freedom doesn't have a positive form. You can not be free in the proc or with a reserve. But this is fantasy. In reality, you are only more or less not free. And moreover, I am sure that if a person is given full freedom of choice and will, without limiting himself to conscience or fear, for example, he will definitely blow out someone's brains, I do not exclude that myself in the first place.
Well, are there any decent ones?
Freedom is the natural state of nature and of man in it. Everyone deserves complete and absolute freedom, but any conscious psychological effort to gain freedom, within the framework of conditioned thinking about their exclusivity and isolation from the rest of the world, only enslaves them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvwQbGwWtko
Freedom of choice is inalienable, and any thinking person deserves it. But almost everyone prefers to run from freedom to the safety of conformity and socially acceptable behavior.