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Knowledge is power and freedom ain't free. You do need to be free to acquire knowledge. In order to defeat anyone who denies you the freedom to gain knowledge, you need strength which can involve the wherewithal to commit violence. I think this might've been the mindset of the cave man who took up a club to confront his enemy. The first thing Man learned was that you have to fight for your freedom. And the rest is history... I chose my children bonding and looking out for each other as what is most important to me, because of what I noticed in other families, where "blood being thicker than water" was seemingly their motto. Siblings had each other's backs and stood by one another when push came to shove. To me, that is the ultimate in loyalty and is what family is all about. However, if I were to make a second choice in regard to what I considered the most important thing to me, in all honesty I would say money because I could provide for my family and would not have to be worried about them looking out for each other, and there are other charitable philanthropic things that I could bring about if I had the money to do so.