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What are some important freedoms that traditional freedom indices (Freedom House, Heritage Economic Freedom, etc) are missing? (note: I *don't* mean in the "real freedom means high speed trains, being safe and having public healthcare" direction, I mean like actual freedoms, but ones that usual indices neglect)
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I'll start the bidding with: * Land use / zoning restrictions * What percent of the world population can enter the country without a visa
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What percent of the country's land you can freely walk on (see: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam )
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Real free speech in the sense that there are no illegal opinions. The US is one of the only countries in the world that meets that bar rn, but countries with whole swathes of illegal opinion (Germany, UK) rank higher on freedom house "civil liberties" than the US
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Freedom to transact with any currency
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Freedom to exit (eg: to emigrate, to extract funds from banks, to sell properties –– without government interference)
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Right to repair, fair use of IP, right to try
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Freedom of movement (Visa restrictions, especially for Africans)
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Hmm, those indices are usually pretty comprehensive, but maybe freedom of personal data? e.g., right to be forgotten/data privacy, the right to know what data has been collected from/about you and who has access to it (either by state or nonstate actors), the right to your own data and the ability to move/transfer it.
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freedom to end-of-life decision and treatment regardless of nationality
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some freedoms that get enforced by social norms: - freedom to dance in public - freedom to speak a second language in front of other non-speakers - freedom to observe (ie staring)
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A lot of freedoms are too subjective to be captured in indices, e.g. the cultural freedom to enjoy divergent hobbies/vocations/identities without social ostracism
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Freedom to be known / forgotten.
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Reproductive freedom Right to die Gun freedom
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Freedom to not get forced into fighting in a war
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The freedom to make others less free.
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Freedom
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HOA index would be interesting. I moved away from a harsh HOA years ago, but it is becoming harder and harder to find homes not within an HOA. Some are loosely managed, but many are managed by people who will gladly restrict your freedom to use your home as you wish for some expected % of average home value.
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not sure, traditional freedoms are pretty vague & not absolutely negative rights. ig freedom to sample/survey, freedom to permutate money & other finance, freedom to predict, etc.
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