Freedom is a way of life that everyone can choose for himself. Sartre is a French thinker, he said that unlimited freedom reigns in the inner world of man, but in relation to external freedom, even in the modern, orderly laws of the world, there are many contradictions. Thus, in the Declaration of Human Rights, articles on freedom of the individual state that a person is free to act freely and the only thing that he should pay attention to is the observance of the rights of other people. That is, the very concept of being in society makes absolute freedom impossible.
Self-realization of personality
Freedom as a condition for the self-realization of the personality arises when a person realizes his skills, talents, knowledge, determining in which sectors he can apply them, and society provides him with this opportunity. But what, in fact, can give society freedom?
The higher the satisfaction of the basic human needs in food, clothing, science, space, transport, the higher is the culture and freedom of the individual, the more moral the relationship between people, the greater the individual's ability to think about the high. After all, only a few geniuses can with hungry stomach, without shelter and love, think about higher matters, discover something, study and become victims, being geniuses. The society must function in such a way that every average person has the right to freedom of choice of personality, and for this, only it needs to be provided with conditions for moral growth.
We are guided by necessity, for this very reason, freedom and the necessity of the individual, inseparable concepts. One philosopher said that freedom is the cognized necessity, for we are led by two kinds of necessities: the unidentified, which we are not aware of and known, then the will and man can choose.
And the concept of absolute freedom is either utopia or arbitrariness. After all, the boundless freedom of one, would mean oppression of the rights of another.