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    Freedom is defined by two elements: voluntariness and responsibility. Voluntariness refers to a person's ability to act out of free will and self-determination, deciding whether to act or not act of their own accord without requirement. Responsibility means being accountable for one's voluntary actions and decisions.

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    Freedom is defined by two elements: voluntariness and responsibility. Voluntariness refers to a person's ability to act out of free will and self-determination, deciding whether to act or not act of their own accord without requirement. Responsibility means being accountable for one's voluntary actions and decisions.

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    Philosophy Vulnerability

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    Freedom is defined by two elements: voluntariness and responsibility. Voluntariness refers to a person's ability to act out of free will and self-determination, deciding whether to act or not act of their own accord without requirement. Responsibility means being accountable for one's voluntary actions and decisions.

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    What make us free?

    How does freedom shape our experience?


    The two elements that define freedom

    •VOLUNTARINESS
    •RESPONSIBILITY
    VOLUNTARINESS
    • Refers to the ability of a person to act out of his or her own free will
    and self-determination
    • This means that a person may decide to act or not to act, and these
    decisions are made out of his or her own free will.
    • Voluntariness also means that a person may act even if he or she is
    not required to take action.
    • Voluntary acts are free acts which can be assigned to a
    corresponding moral value.

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