Can it really be true that something as elusive as freedom depends in some way on the environment?

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• How is freedom encouraged or supported by the environment?question0.797
  Seeking mechanism.
• The self-like character of the environment has a direct impact on us: it nourishes us, supports us, and provides freedom.claim0.750
  Mirror-of-the-self effect.
• The environment is pleasant, beautiful, humane and people can achieve a true sense of belonging and love for the places where they live.claim0.743
  Overall qualitative evaluation of the planned environment.
• The ultimate criterion for whether something works in nature and in buildings depends on the extent to which it resembles the healthy human selfclaim0.740
  Summarizes the post-Cartesian revolution in a single succinct criterion
• The environment affects us, and it is perhaps through our rooms that it does it most.claim0.740
  Opening claim about the importance of room character.
• Most environments fail because they do not meet the 'loose parts' requirement; they are instead clean, static, and impossible to play around with.claim0.736
  Nicholson's core assertion that environmental failure stems from lack of manipulable elements, illustrated by schools, playgrounds, hospitals, and museums.
• Biology's robustness, open-endedness, evolvability, and unique complexity likely depend on the fact that evolution works with an agential material.claim0.732
  Central claim linking life's properties to the inherent competencies of its material substrate.
• "A system can minimize free-energy by changing its configuration to change the way it samples the environment, or to change its expectations. These changes correspond to action and perception respectively."concept0.726
  Load-bearing definition of how action and perception implement free energy minimization.