Do you want the wants you have?
Harry Frankfurt · Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person · 1971
P · Argument, not measurement
A person is distinguished not by having desires but by having desires about those desires. Freedom of the will is the alignment of first-order impulses with second-order endorsement — you can act on an urge you disown, and that is the shape of unfreedom.
ProbeName one urge you acted on this week that you would not endorse on reflection. That gap is the thing to measure.