Time and Freedom
In retrospect, it may eventually be decided unsurprising that the material world can be expressed in dimensions, and the ethical world in values that are much like dimensions. And that we do not directly experience elementary values or dimensions, but only in they way they relate, and according to their scale. Time is it seems not all we see it at our scale, but quite odd at the large and small as measured various ways. We presumably do not directly experience time, but only as it relates to other dimensions.
In the same way, we do not directly experience freedom as an ethical value, but only in the way it is employed in relation to other values. It may be confined to an egotistical experience, expanded to a social experience, or denied and made subservient.