{ 1 } - Humans must avoid actions which may cause obsessive fears.
{ 2 } - Humans must avoid actions which may cause addiction to physical pleasures.
{ 3 } - Humans have an obligation to exercise their freedom by choosing, even if what they choose is irrational.
{ 4 } - Others have an obligation to help cure addicts and phobics.
{ 5 } - Addicts and phobics are obliged to seek therapy for their illness.
{ 6 } - Humans must avoid actions that could result in loss of rational control of their behavior.

Sartrean existentialism holds the position that it is the act of choosing, not the object of choice that determines morality. See pp. 155-156. The principle of inner freedom does not imply such a position.