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patrice

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2. I love seeing the evolution of understandings within their native contexts.

Reply to frazee (Reply #1)

Tue Sep 18, 2012, 12:26 PM

Sep 2012

I believe I personally have a passion for what is referred to as freedom, but I have always had an uneasy sense about Libertarians assumptions about what constitutes liberty.

Is liberty the same thing as freedom? Perhaps that's a question to be examined in the milieu of "free speech".

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Good article. Posted to my facebook. frazee Sep 2012 #1

I love seeing the evolution of understandings within their native contexts. patrice Sep 2012 #2

The separateness of persons. tama Sep 2012 #3

I think some people call that psycholinguistic programming. What an interesting parameter you patrice Sep 2012 #4

Sensing tama Sep 2012 #5

Intermediating tama Sep 2012 #6