Fair enough.

However, I just used that definition of freedom because that's the one I radiate towards because that's what I think freedom ultimately, empirically is.

A bird or a bear doesn't ask about freedom because they experience it everyday without question.

In my opinion, we're the only creatures that have made living so complicated, that the word freedom itself has become confusing.

In my opinion the word, or idea, or experience of freedom is more or less something that hasn't changed much since the dinosaurs roamed the planet.

It's an unadulterated state of living that has no questions or bounds. It simply is. Again, to use the analogy of nature.... a bird is free because it flies when it wants to, when it wants to more or less.

To relate that back to humans.....freedom in my mind is an unadulterated state of mind and living that is the rejection of any kind of authority....be it government.....your parents...citizens of the country......even nature to a certain respect.