Cognitive liberty

Cognitive liberty refers to the right of individuals to control their own thoughts, consciousness, and mental processes. It encompasses the freedom to explore and alter one’s mind through various means, such as meditation, therapy, or the use of substances. This concept emphasizes personal autonomy over one’s mental experiences and the importance of privacy concerning our thoughts and mental states. Essentially, cognitive liberty advocates for the idea that individuals should have the freedom to think, feel, and perceive as they choose, without external interference or coercion.