@imans,
Assuming that the term can be applied at all where do you prove Infinite is "free" uh ? Can the infinite set of rational numbers become the set of natural numbers ? It can't even contain it...If there are infinity's bigger then other infinity's like Cantor the great mathematician pointed out, then there is not any sort of remote value on which the term "freedom" can apply to it you ignorant pretentious bastard !
Absolute even as a Whole is not free not because it has a cause which indeed it wasn't, but because being timeless and true, it can't free itself from its own Nature...and that is why it is true !!! Whatever is absolutely true cannot be free !
Of course the third and more obvious point is that freedom apply s to unconditioned (magical) volition in human beings, as incomplete beings, which brings enough problems on its own regarding what possible valid meaning the terming "Free" may have...
"Superior objective reality" as you call it, or what truth refers to, CANNOT be free of anything once IT IS ALL !!! There is simply no thingness, no space or time left to be something else ! As
freedom requires choice and Absolute has no choice but to keep objectively being what it always was and cannot stop being it where is there any degree, any grain, of the smallest freedom eh ?
So drop the damn pretense that you know or understand what you are talking about and go instead improve your English or try and make a small effort in that direction like I do, and by the way, try to listen for a change, instead of babbling all alone, you might get somewhere someday !