> What's fundamental is freedom for people. Computing freedom matters only as a means to that end. I agree, and I'm going to guess the person you're replying t

> What's fundamental is freedom for people. Computing freedom matters only as a means to that end. I agree, and I'm going to guess the person you're replying to also agrees. In fact, RMS would also agree. It's just that we are narrowly focusing on a single aspect of freedom in this conversation, but yes: freedom to live, to work, to education, to health, are all more important :)