What is individual freedom?

What is individual freedom?

Individual liberty is the state of being free to think, act, and make decisions without interference or restriction from others.

It is the ability to determine one's own actions and decisions without being subject to external forces or influences.

Individual freedom is an important concept in many philosophical and political theories and is often considered a fundamental human right.

In a society that values individual liberty, people are free to live their lives as they see fit, as long as they do not infringe on the rights of others.

Individual freedom is typically balanced against the need for social order and the common good.

Protests and demonstrations in 2022

China:

• 'Bridge Man'

Iran:

• Revolution of a regime.

Russia:

• No freedom to choose.

North Korean:

• 'I get chills down my spine thinking what would happen'.

Cuba:

• Cubans anticipate a new revolt, one year after historic anti-government protests.

Haiti:

• Haiti riots.

Awareness

The human being is the same as 2000 years ago.

The only thing that is changing on a biological level is our increased awareness, which allows us to act differently, by being aware of our individual capabilities.

Let us remember that in less than 100 years we have had events carried out by humans that changed history, such as the first and second world wars.

At present, we have a war, something unthinkable in our times.

If you look and understand Putin's biography, the level of consciousness of him was trapped in the second world war.

Think where we're headed

“Divide and conquer.” — A maxim to preserve power.

The West, above all, is focused on this aspect.

Things as simple as whether the party of the right or of the left is better, feminism or non-feminism, etc.

Viewed in context, it is not relevant to the welfare of the individual.

In the end, this entails inept leaders in power, companies with corrupt leaders bribing the former to maintain power, and an end to things that do not benefit humanity.

Think by yourself

Finally, I want to leave questions open for your reflection:

• Why do they say that bitcoin is bad?
• Why are CBDCs good?
• Who currently owns your money?
• Do you know what “tax” means?
• Currently, am I better or worse, both financially or psychologically? Why?
• Is there any point in wasting my time arguing over things that don't make sense?