Why do we want to be free?

Freedom means not a master. Full individual autonomy Nobody answered (especially no one). Sadly, we all tend to pursue this freedom - I do what I do in my way - I thank you

Freedom is not suppressed. As long as this expression does not infringe the freedom of others' freedom of speech, without expressing conflicts - or without making worse, cruel or violent suppression - express yourself and your opinions and beliefs What you can do. This definition seems to be implicit in the most general free understanding

We recognize that the facilities are not in place, the design is inadequate, we can not fully realize individual autonomy, we need support from a transcendental designer and relationship. This is our goal and freedom to do all the things we are going to do.

I think that the desire to freedom # 1 is not only useless, but also in some cases arises from selfishness for freedom # 2 and # 3. (A long list of dictators and world - level monsters highlighted my view.)

I think the desire to freedom # 2 is broad, implicit and legitimate. Our aim is to achieve self-governing to a certain extent, to dialogue with our compatriots without being oppressed, then to profit from it. And this design will promote the pursuit of our freedom # 2. But this freedom alone has a close meaning - it means that we create for ourselves

Freedom # 3 requires humility - a feature of a human being that is not particularly rich. However, only Freedom # 3 can satisfy our deepest internal needs and desires. This freedom brings the ultimate meaning (even some atheists admit it is impossible in a completely mechanical and perfectly materialistic world)

"Discipline is equal to freedom." Everyone wants freedom. We want to be free and spiritually free. We want to be free for the economy, and I want more free time. But where did this freedom come from? How can I get it? The answer is the opposite of freedom. The answer is discipline. Do you want more free time? Please follow a strict time management system. Do you want economic freedom? Implement long-term economic discipline in your life. Do you want to physically move in the way you want and avoid many health problems caused by bad lifestyle choices? Then you must eat healthy food and have discipline to keep working hard. We all want freedom. Discipline is the only way to get it. ~ Jocko Willink is an American podcast, writer, companion fighter, retired US Navy SEAL

Tim Ferriss transitions from top 100 performers and entrepreneurs (mentor tribes) to the way to excellence - Pressfarm

In Daniel Dennett's book "Elbow Room" he finally discusses why people want to believe in free will. He said free will was "distinctive," and I believe this is perfectly correct. We want to believe that there is room for choice, so we know that success and risk are our own and perhaps even our loss. This is because we want to become a "cause" of our free will. This is "state of mankind", one of the biggest flaws of our philosophy. The difference between philosophers and our daily lives is that "philosophers are more victims than causing illusions."

The meaning that we inherit from enlightenment is that freedom means to satisfy our own preferences freely. I will buy what I want. Consume what you want. Living what I want. We believe that these preferences represent the true core of our deepest self, purely blinking unconditional will. This self is "free" if there is no restriction, interference, or restriction on its favorable behavior. The left and right sides of the political range perfectly agree with this: everything can be proved under the name "give people what they want".