Today's guest is University of Pennsylvania historian Sophia Rosenfeld, the author of The Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in Modern Life. Her book explores why we've come to basically equate ...

For instance, the Eden Alternative is committed to changing attitudes in the aging community, and several of its 10 principles address things that contribute to freedom, choice, and purpose.

As these different forms of choice expanded over the last four centuries, Rosenfeld contends, society has increasingly taken it for granted that choice is the path—and the only path—to freedom.

RFK Jr. has promoted "medical freedom" while limiting access to some products. Prior to becoming Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had espoused the idea of "medical ...

Our lives are filled with innumerable choices, such as for the countless array of products for us to buy, assuming we can afford them. Our politics are often framed as a question of individual, not ...

In “The Age of Choice,” Sophia Rosenfeld questions whether choosing — what to buy, whom to vote for — is actually worth it. By Stephen Greenblatt Stephen Greenblatt is the author of “The ...

Experts say vitamin A can mitigate measles but does not protect those who are unvaccinated from getting the disease, and RFK Jr. says immunization is a "freedom of choice." ...

In conclusion, while choice can be empowering, too much of it can be overwhelming. By implementing strategies to limit, prioritize, and simplify our decisions, we can navigate the paradox of ...

Nowadays, there is greater freedom of choice. More than at any other time in human history, we can choose what we want to do and whom we want to love.

There is an old DEVO song from the 1980s which resonates well with our current state of affairs. "Freedom of Choice." The chorus goes "Freedom of choice, is what you've ...

On topics, such as vaccines, Kennedy has said he wouldn’t prevent children from being able to receive vaccines but would leave the choice up to parents. “I’m a freedom-of-choice person ...