Is freedom just the bigotry of a few intellectuals and why is it pursued

Yes, there are a few intellectuals who pursue freedom and are more paranoid, because they want to be free, but they ignore freedom without fettering, and that creates chaos, and that makes it even less free.

Freedom is not just the bigotry of a few intellectuals, everyone longs for freedom and pursues freedom, because freedom can give oneself the right to speak and do whatever you want.

Yes, everything we do is within the framework of the law, subject to ethics and morality, and freedom is relative. If you pursue freedom, for example, you don't have too many constraints on spending money, and you have to be financially free, then you have to improve your ability and get a high-paying job, and you will be financially free.

I believe that freedom is not the bigotry of a few intellectuals, but something that most people aspire to.

Freedom is equal for each of us, but some people don't have that strong desire for freedom, and then they don't have a deep understanding of the importance of freedom.

This is not the ** of a few intellectuals, the reason why they want to pursue their own is mainly the liberation of the soul, the hope of being free and free, and there is no negative number.

Freedom is not just the bigotry of a few intellectuals, many people are pursuing freedom, whether we are intellectuals or not, we all yearn for freedom.

None of us are looking for freedom, we all longed to go out and live alone when we were growing up at home. It is also a yearning for freedom.

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To put it simply, to go up is to examine the worldview of the world from an isolated, static, one-sided, and non-contradictory point of view.

As for philosophy, it is said that there is no relevant entry in the Britannica and the British Dictionary, because Western philosophers have not yet agreed on its interpretation. For example, Kant, Fichte, and Schelling gave different definitions, and Hegel was even more "special", giving this explanation in his book "Little Logic": Philosophy takes the absolute as its object and is a special way of thinking.

Science is the search for truth, philosophy is the study of universal and fundamental questions, philosophy is understood as the pursuit of knowledge in its most universal and extensive form, and philosophy can be considered the mother of all sciences.

Philosophy seeks complete balance and eternal meaning. Really "cut".