The quote “Without freedom, there is no true education.” (František Palacký) reminds us that education needs room for questions, criticism, and the free exchange of opinions. Without freedom of speech and thought, knowledge becomes mere repetition of authorities rather than genuine understanding. Today, František Palacký’s quote raises questions about the quality of education, censorship, civic responsibility, and how freedom supports personal growth. For some, it is a call to defend democratic values; for others, a reminder that education without freedom loses its meaning.