Free will does not include the choice to think
Explanation:
As a society with free will, we have the right to how we communicate and express our ideas with others. But the choice to think on whatever you want however you want does not matter if you have the free will or not. Even if the rights to communicate our ideals and beliefs with others might be taken away, our thought process will not change. The only way our thoughts can be governed by another is through psychological techniques like brainwashing. But, given normal circumstances, no matter what the outside world thinks, the choice to think is a given human right and no law can prove otherwise.
<em>El Plural</em>
1. What is the plural form of libro?
libros
2. What is the plural form of la television?
las televisones
3. Why is carteles plural spelling?
because the singular form ends in a constant.
4. The years 1810 to 1825 were difficult for ___ because of many territoral losses it suffered.
Spain
5. What is one common detail in the lives of Spanish musicains Falla, Ponce, and Leucuona?
They each received their fist musical training from a family member.
Foreshadowing
<em>To foreshadow means to hint at or provide clues about future events in a text.</em>
