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In an attempt to seek unpragmatic thoughts and actions, question the motives for one's needs. They rely on true inherent needs, habits and expectations. If the habits or expectations don't reflect one's inherent needs, then they're worth eventually undoing. As one unravels one's inherent self one un...

The descriptions were useful. I'm not libertarian in that I don't advocate for or against any larger social action, preferring to simply consider what is most rational without concerning myself with the intricate complexities that involve actual social or political change. Libertarianism as describe...

It seems the method in this search is to put defined groups versus defined groups, were the average member of the group represents the group's wellbeing. For example, a group that makes less money than another group is considered the underprivileged. This way of thinking somewhat disregards the indi...