English Language · Reading Comprehension
What is the implied relationship between 'constraint' and 'freedom' in the author's concluding argument?
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- 1True freedom is found only when one stops 'externalizing' their problems and accepts that everything is fundamentally their fault.
- 2Biological constraints (like genetic wiring) eventually extinguish the capacity for any meaningful choice-making.
- 3Human existence is a constant negotiation where one must forge possibilities within the limitations of their 'thrown' condition.✓
- 4Freedom is the total absence of biological or circumstantial constraints.
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Human existence is a constant negotiation where one must forge possibilities within the limitations of their 'thrown' condition.
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