In his essay, Chris Freiman affirms, "what makes for a good life for you depends in part on the particulars of who you are." In your essay, explain what Freiman means by this. Then, consider: what does it look like to apply this point when it comes to the way that we protect people's rights? In other words, how can we balance each individual's wellbeing against our government's duty to protect all people's rights? Be sure to consider the way that this affects the healthcare debate.

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The Answer is Explain Freiman's understanding of the "good life" as being particular for individual persons
Illustrate what a balance of universal rights protection and respect of individual goods looks like, and
Offer a defense of this illustration
Link this descriptive illustration to the wider healthcare debate, perhaps drawing from either essay

In His Essay, Chris Freiman Affirms, "What Makes for a Good