"自由とは主体の本質や内在する特質に含まれないすべての行動の障害がないことである。"
— Thomas Hobbes
Simplified Meaning:
Liberty means having the freedom to do things without unnecessary obstacles. Think of it like walking down a path: if the path is clear, you can walk without problems. However, if there are rocks or barriers, they slow you down. In life, liberty is when those barriers are removed, except for the natural limits of what you can do. For example, no one can change their height instantly, but they should be free to walk or run without unfair rules stopping them. When people have liberty, they can make their own choices and take actions based on their abilities and desires without unfair restraints. To apply this to your life, focus on removing unnecessary barriers, like solving conflicts or overcoming doubts, so you can act freely according to your own strengths and goals.
