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That the human condition itself - individually and collectively - can be improved dramatically, over time, by increasing the understanding that proper early care leads to a healthier and more compassionate adulthood, and that a society consisting of enough healthy people will be a healthy society. Freedom is a necessary part of love, as well: coercion, both individually and society-wide, degrades and destroys love.
Going one step further, a world consisting of healthier societies must, in fact, be a healthier world.
Less coercion and early pain = less neurosis and violence = a more loving, healthy, and compassionate world.
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