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Eisenhower's Definition of Freedom
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Eisenhower, one of the most powerful men in the world for a brief moment after WWII, said "freedom is better defined as the opportunity for self-discipline" which contradicts the common idea of discipline as a means of achieving success, but ultimately can lead to true freedom.
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