Many believe that freedom is free will—our ability to decide whether we would like to go left or right. But what if freedom was the elimination of choice entirely? When I walk the Schuylkill River Trail in Philadelphia, if I go left, I fall into the river and drown. If I go right, I will walk over the train tracks and get run over. This leaves me with only one option—to move onwards and upwards towards the cliffside behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art.