According to Locke, "freedom consists in the dependence of the existence, or not existence of any action, upon our volition of it; and not in the dependence of any action, or its contrary, on our preference."

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According to Locke, freedom is not just about preferring one action over the other, but it also involves the ability to choose whether to act or not to act in a certain way. Therefore, freedom is dependent upon our will or volition.

According to Locke, "Freedom Consists in the Dependence of the Existence