Freedom
Magical Shiny Funland
12-10-2004, 17:35
Is there any such thing as absolute freedom?
If so, what is it?
Seosavists
12-10-2004, 17:47
anarchy I suppose (dont want it though) free to do whatever you want.
Is there any such thing as absolute freedom?
If so, what is it?
In theory or in practice? In practice, security or safety ('uncertainity', basically) often does not interact well with freedom.
Eutrusca
12-10-2004, 22:23
Is there any such thing as absolute freedom?
If so, what is it?
IMHO, the only "absolute freedom" is the freedom of your own mind.
Terra - Domina
12-10-2004, 22:50
IMHO, the only "absolute freedom" is the freedom of your own mind.
i like that
Superpower07
12-10-2004, 22:52
i like that
Same here
Tactical Grace
12-10-2004, 23:10
Freedom is not an absolute. It is implicitly moderated by cultural, social, political and economic influences.
Deltaepsilon
12-10-2004, 23:10
Absolute freedom, individually, can only be achieved at the expense of others. On a societal scale, absolute freedom = absolute uncertainty.
Crabcake Baba Ganoush
12-10-2004, 23:15
I question the existence of absolute anything.