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Vox Delft debates freedom

How much freedom will make people the happiest, and how much freedom should they strive to have? The next topic of debating club Vox Delft will be ‘Does freedom make us less happy?’.

According to the Vox-students freedom ‘comes [with] responsibility for your own happiness’, but it ‘can give a feeling of guilt for not being entirely happy’.

Vox invites students and otherwise interested to join their event in the Steve Jobs Room of the TU Delft Library on Tuesday 11 February, 7 PM. No registration required. (SB)

Editor in chief Saskia Bonger

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