You no longer know any limitations and you can think faster than the speed of light. ... He discusses enlightenment as a way to understand that our self-imposed limits count for nothing because they don't exist. ... Therefore, that limit never existed. However, Kant also imposes his own limits on society. ... According to Locke, Blake, Kant, and Madison, the limits placed on the individual by society are usually imposed for the general good. ...

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Most people, in this world, have a general sense or knowledge of the difference between right and wrong. Some of what we learned is already ingrained in our heads when we were born, and has come natural. However, people have different opinions of what is right and wrong. We have learned this diff...

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Cellar Door A thought I constantly ponder is that of why one thought or another will, for no explainable reason, jump into the mind. This is why on one ordinarily average Thursday I entertained an idea of years past. One memory in particular appeared to stick in my mind; that of a little Nebraska...

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"Evil Grows From Simple Desires" Evil is a very vague topic, it can consist of many things, a person's action, a person's way of thinking, an attitude, a feeling, a sense, it could be anything really. But what could cause a thing of this magnitude? Many things, one of which that has a great ...

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Confidence is a feeling of assurance. Assurance in its most technical form is freedom from doubt. It seems like an easy concept to grasp, but everyone doubts at least some aspect of themselves. It is our nature. Society has made confidence a hard issue to understand, because there is no medium. ...

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