In conclusion, I must say that we as humans must think freely, exercise reason and in turn use this reason to produce principle. The principles attained by this process then fuel our identity and therefore we can identify the ghostly individual within us. Take the gag away from your subconscious mouth and get to know yourself. Ask yourself the question one more time. Do I know myself? See if that uncomfortable feeling has changed any. I know mine has.

We have the natural ability to employ reason to figure out certain issues or to decide whether or not we want that new pair of Gap jeans. This ability is tempered, however, by the "parents" of all of us. I'm sure you've heard of "big brother" or "Uncle Sam". Yes, I see the wheels turning. You got it. I'm talking about the federal government. Think about it. Since childhood we were trained to eat their way, follow their laws, and even to attend their schools. They punish us if we do not do what they say or behave in a manner that they feel appropriate. This isn't as bad as it seems, but the real issue is hidden away from

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