Talk:Cognitive liberty

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[edit] Ritalin and school

So, for example, a child who is forced to consume Ritalin as a prerequisite for attending public school, does not enjoy cognitive liberty, ...

It seems frivolous to quibble about the Ritalin when the child is being forced to attend school in the first place. :-) On a more serious note, the fact that the child is forced to pay attention in class means they don't enjoy freedom of thought, much less cognitive liberty. Let's face it, kids are slaves. That's not going to change until we can figure out a way to get the little bastards to behave themselves.　--61.214.155.14 02:04, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] unsupported claims

"The two most important...are the ACLU and CCLE " Perhaps the ACLU is common knowledge, but there is no evidence that that espouse this particular definition. To claim the other require demonstration of importance, which I do not think possible.DGG 20:14, 13 March 2007 (UTC)