Freedom But Full of Choices
The more free, automatically the more opportunities + less choices.
If the more free, the more opportunities, but the choice also remains a lot, it means that we are deceived, because when we are free, it means that we are free within proper direction.
When freedom is not directed properly, then it is actually not a freedom, but is confusion
And being confused is not a sign of freedom, but a sign of lack of knowledge
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IN GOD WE TRUST I am free not because i have choices, but i am free because i rely on God with quality assured
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