This quote by Terry Pratchett speaks with the idea that flexibility without borders is not true flexibility. Real flexibility is discovered in the ability to make choices within the limits of what is right and incorrect. Without limits, freedom is just an empty word, as it is impossible to make meaningful choices with no boundaries. Without limits, flexibility can become a source of mayhem and damage, as individuals are not held responsible for their actions. Pratchett's quote encourages us to think of the importance of limits in order to have true freedom. It is just when we have the ability to make choices within the borders of what is right and incorrect that we can really experience freedom.
This quote is written / told by Terry Prachett somewhere between April 28, 1948 and today. He/she was a famous Author from England.
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