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Charles Lindbergh

Real freedom lies in wildness, not in civilization.

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Charles Lindbergh suggests that true freedom is found in untamed nature rather than in the structured rules and restrictions of society. He implies that civilization limits personal liberty by imposing order, while wildness allows for a more genuine experience of freedom.

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