If I have any free will at all, I will use it to manipulate the parts of me that are mechanically and behavorially predictable (the need to breathe, hydrate, eat, excrete, along with the other iterations of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs).
In this way, I will bound myself with realistic constraints—so that I honor the practicality of my physical existence—and allow myself to explore the undiscovered potential of my own humanity.
Kent Wayne 
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