The Crowd: "Yes! We're all individuals!"
Brian: "You're all different!"
The Crowd: "Yes! We're all different!"
A man in the crowd: "I'm not."
The Crowd: "Shhh!"
However a Lacanian critique would be that the crowd lacks knowing what their higher desires should be, so they create a sudo desire of freedom without the self exploration of what they desire to be "free for". Zizek touches on this point too that freedom requires self understanding on what you want to be responsible for: to be free is to know what is your calling beyond yourself. Without knowing your calling, freedom is either just boredom or blindly following the desires of others.
For some content, it isn’t just freedom the requires self-awareness, any sort of sustained action requires self-awareness to have any sort of coherence. I mean some things don’t need coherence, you could just instinctively take care of others without much deep semantics.
You can respond in a way you find fulfilling to each moment without knowing some grand unified sense of calling, or with only a vague description, “enjoying existence and helping others as you can to enjoy existence.”
i think there's a chron job that runs that when you hit puberty.