Love the Price You Pay for Freedom

Love, price you pay for freedom: a comparison of the theme of "one hour story" and "storm" This is the story of love and hate. All couples have to struggle in life to become strong. To understand the concept that you are always free and do not do what you want to do, I would like to see two stories. "One hour story" and "Arashi" are similar in some respects, but in most respects they are opposite and their theme is free.

But the fact is that we decided as a country, as Bill O'Reilly said on Monday, your life and the lives of the people you love is "the price of freedom". Because Rambo adores freedom, you can easily get weapons to kill as many people as possible in the shortest possible time. If you are not Taken's Liam Neeson, do not use these weapons for home defense when a simple shotgun is doing well.

You may pay high price. You may lose your freedom and your life in your friends, family, fame, rewards, public praise, work, or in extreme cases. But if it is to protect the lives and freedoms of others, if you are in the right position, what you know is right, then there is no price too high. You may think that no one will see or remember your courage, but you will never forget your embarrassment, but the real courage left a deep impression on the universe, and the small actions It leads to serious change. I am doing the right thing whether it is worth remembering the cost.

We do not good at knowing "right" and dealing with extreme freedom. For example, paying for the experiment you desire, customers can freely decide what they will pay for their meals, but this has not been very successful. External factors seem to determine the price people pay, not the inherent idea of ​​the correct price. They are influenced by price anchors (recommended prices) and social proofs (they see rates paid by others). Or do not buy at all - people feel uncomfortable in setting prices freely, it acts as a deterrent

I will pay the price. It takes a little if what you admire provides you to improve your life. America's naturalist John Burroughs said, "All the things worth paying must be paid, so the price is always work, perseverance, love, self-sacrifice - without banknotes, no payment obligation, with actual service "By learning time, you learn ahead of yourself as you learn new ideas and guide you to the ideal.The ideas they offer and the effective They support the process, which is why they are very moving and deserving praise.