What is freedom? What is true freedom?

Wertheimer's protagonist's quest.

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The chapter's foundational question.
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Seeking mechanism.
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Heidegger's prescription for free relationship to technology; foundational to authors' ethics of care-based technology engagement.
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Freedom is the ability to react appropriately to any given circumstance; lack of freedom is blockage of this ability.