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Overcoming the Slave Mentality
Philosophical Fragments 11:11 (2025)
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You are not a slave, so why do you think like one? This essay is an examination of Wes Cecil's philosophy of the slave mentality, its implications, limits, and ultimately, what it means to be free and the arbiter of one's values.Author's Profile
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