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In part 2 of "Freedom and You" we look into the importance of communication, the impact of censorship, and delve deeper into overcoming that greatest block to freedom: our self-imposed limits.

Chapters:
1. Reaching out beyond the familiar: there is no freedom without risk.
2. The importance of novelty.
3. The 3 stages of escalation: from communication to disassociation.
4. The importance of communication.
5. Abusive relationships and censorship.
6. The importance of black sheep for social progress.
7. The path to de-escalation.
8. Making the best use of your free time.
9. Overcoming our self-imposed limits.

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This series an investigation into how our perception, conditioning and instincts influence the choices we make that impact our personal experience of freedom.

Part 1 Overview:
 1. The importance of perception.
 2. The difference between freedom and liberty.
 3. The compassionate view of freedom vs. the narcissistic view of freedom.
 4. Giving, taking, and balance. Transactions.
 5. The benefits and the dangers of trading freedom for security.
 6. Coercion: the common thread between communism and fascism. Coercion is the problem that they have in common.
 7. Subconscious assumptions and implied contracts.

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