@houseoftolstoy "doing what you want and not getting punished" or no consequences is a loose form of freedom.
Perhaps not Freedom, with a capital F.
Thime writing was more to expose, absurdity in thought.
@houseoftolstoy "doing what you want and not getting punished" or no consequences is a loose form of freedom.
Perhaps not Freedom, with a capital F.
Thime writing was more to expose, absurdity in thought.
@sardonicsmile This is not quite correct, as babies do not really have freedom. They "do what they want" and generally do not get punished, but most parents are necessarily restrictive with what their babies can do.
A baby can do whatever in a playpen, but that baby is still unable to leave that playpen. Same thing applies in every other setting a baby would be in.