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12-27-2006, 12:25 AM
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We might have the ability to choose, but true freedom of choice would require all knowledge. Most choices we make that are poor are, more often than not, based on ignorance.
So this idea of perfection really breaks down because we don't have a consistant explanation of why anyone would actually choose suffering in a perfect world. And why would we want choice when we are so powerless to carry out our choices? There is a deep illusion going on. 
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