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A Most Precious Freedom

The Most Precious Freedom

The most precious freedom of all is the freedom that comes from participating in comprehensive public efforts to genuinely look after others; the freedom to enjoy widespread up-regulated expressions of the human capacity for kindness–in oneself and in the larger society, both of which are dependent on each other. This freedom is generated by social arrangements and social activities that radiate with Social Beauty; this freedom is denied by capitalism. Most people, whether they are aware of it or not, are desperately yearning for this freedom. They seek it, but cannot find it, because the current economic model, and the culture that model creates, do not provide this most precious freedom and hide the path towards it.

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  1. Welcome to the Social Clinic
  2. About the Author
  3. The Themes and Strategy of “Notes from the Social Clinic”
  4. Create Vast Fields of Public Activity
  5. Nature's Garden--Model for a Healthy Human Social Ecosystem
  6. Social Beauty
  7. On Human Nature
  8. Up-Regulation and Down-Regulation of the Expression of Human Behavioral Capacities
  9. Human Nature--A Graphic Depiction--Sowing the Seeds for Public Economy and Social Beauty
  10. A Little Recognized and Most Pervasive Racism
  11. On Competition
  12. Problematic Aspects of Capitalism--Its Malignant Nature
  13. Public Economy and Development of a Collaborative International Network of Unique, Creative, Self-Determined, Self-Reliant, and Democratic National Public Economies
  14. The Spectrum of Human Kindness
  15. A Most Precious Freedom
  16. Little Economic Story: To What Extent Should Capitalism be Practiced within a Public Economy?
  17. Current and Potential Global Economic Plans--The Corporate Consortium
  18. Power Table X
  19. Other Little Economic Stories
  20. The Immune System as a Model for Social and Economic Organization
  21. Human Physiology as a Model for a Human Economy
  22. Leonard Cohen--Songs of Longing for Social Beauty
  23. Lessons from the Medical Clinic
  24. The Medical Clinic and the Social Clinic
  25. The Social Clinic Movement
  26. Religion and the Social Clinic
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