individual freedom

is derived from a belief in the limitations of human knowledge and thus involves the least intolerance.

I start . . . from a belief in individual freedom and that derives fundamentally from a belief in the limitations of our knowledge, from a belief . . . that nobody can be sure that what he believes is right, is really right . . . I'm an imperfect human being who cannot be certain of anything, so what position . . . involved the least intolerance on my part' . . . The most attractive position . . . is putting individual freedom first. Milton Friedman

is rather than centralized government, the root of all the greatest advances of civilization.

The greatest advances of civilization, whether in architecture or painting, in science and literature, in industry or agriculture, have never come from centralized government. Milton Friedman

individual freedom, n.Definitions

individual freedom