> Tim Rhodes wrote:
>
> > Nateman, a question for you:
> >
> > Who controls your thoughts when you choose to think freely?
> >
> > -Prof. Tim
>
> I do. That's what the point was
you are both wrong, Nateman does not control his thoughts, he IS his
thoughts. He is simply aware of efforts to affect him (his thoughts).
Thinking freely should mean: To be aware of efforts from outside "you"
that have an effect on "you" - and to avoid letting outside stimuli
direct internal actions.