... waive one’s permission. For the more power one has, the more one can exercise one’s permission even in the face of forceful opposition by others, and the more one can shield oneself against the ... realize the nasty sides – for others, the society at large, the weak, and also for the agents who have the permissions themselves – of furthering personal goods at the expense of impersonal goods. ... focus on both aspects, and not only on one. This means among other things that we should, in the vocabulary that we adopted in section 2.2.1 above, focus on demandingness and not on alienation,...