Freedom - the great desire of humanity
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Freedom is a prime motivator for humans according to the document. It argues that freedom means autonomy or "self-law" - the ability to do things according to one's own preferences. The document cites examples that people from young children to teenagers dislike being constrained and desire independence. It concludes that the desire for freedom is one of the greatest forces in humanity, as seen in celebrations of Independence Day and through history as societies have moved along the continuum from totalitarianism to anarchy.
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Although many of us believe we can do and act how we want, whenever we want to, philosophers have augured that this is not the case. There are various views on the notion of human freedom. Free will is the notion that people make choices and have the capacity to do otherwise than they choose. Determinism is the idea that all actions and events are determined or happen necessarily and that human actions are no different. Humanity is as free as a weather vanea weather vane moves with the direction of the wind, and humans do too. Or to put it more pre- cisely, humans move and act in accordance with desires, impulses, and causes that are beyond our control. For the determinist, there is no freedom of the will. Indeterminism, on the other hand, claims that not all actions are determined and that humans have some amount of freedom. In other words, people have some amount of free will.
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- 1. FREEDOM: THE PRIME MOTIVATOR Dr. Jim Bohn Pro/Axios July 4th - 2015
- 2. Something deep in human nature cries out for independence and freedom from restraint.
- 3. If you constrain a 6-month-old child, he or she will react with extreme frustration. Being grounded is a terrible sentence for teenagers. When we incarcerate, we punish those who do crimes by removing their freedom.
- 4. Freedom is highly coveted by people: because they desire expression. because they fear suppression.
- 5. Operationally defined, freedom means the ability to do things my way. Autonomy comes from two ancient Greek words autes and nomos. Autes from authentic or self, as in autobiographical, and nomos which means law. Thus we could say freedom means self- law, to do things according to how I see fit.
- 6. Like the song says, People just want to be free. Young Rascals, 1969. Freedom is of great value to us all, and a prime motivator in human nature.
- 7. Continuum of freedom TOTALITARIANISM ANARCHY This is the history of the world.
- 8. In some way, every day, people are dominating others or being dominated by others or desiring to dominate others or resisting domination by others. This is the history of the world.
- 9. Across the world, across time, across culture the desire for freedom is one of the greatest forces known to humanity.
- 10. Independence Day is a reflection of the deepest desire of humanity to be free.
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