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    Supports→A functioning is not equivalent to a capability, because a person may possess a capability without exercising it

    A person may have the real freedom to vote but choose not to do so

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    Real freedom in this sense means that one has all the required means necessary to achieve that doing and being if one wishes to. That is, it is not merely the formal freedom to do or be something, but the substantial opportunity to achieve it. Someone might, for example, have the formal freedom to vote in elections in the sense that she has the right to do so and that no one will stop her from doing so, but she might lack the substantial possibility to vote because the closest voting station is

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