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Freedom has practical consequences for property, responsibility and the limits of political power. These conversations test the principles of individual liberty against democracy, state institutions and the choices available to individuals.
"I want people to start thinking of liberty not as a legal framework, but as a culture, as institutions, as a way of thinking and being that is reproduced. It can be translated into legislation and can be manifested in very many different things."
"It's 30 hectares that we've reserved for building our own city this time. So we're working with the Tipolis architecture guys and saying, okay, let's design a European town in this one."
“You know, to just say no. It’s the most important word in the English language.”
"It's good to have a norm against racism, but when you go to a taboo, that's a very black and white thing. There's no nuance, there's no grey zones, and all of a sudden this is a powerful piece of kryptonite that somebody can weaponise."
