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Are You Going To Be Able To Shave Your Legs? Are You Going To Be Able To Get Married? So It Was Constantly Thinking About Both Choice In Terms Of Possibilities - I Mean Because Choice Is The Thing That Is Supposed To Enable You To Be Whatever It Is You Want To Be - And Yet, At The Same Time You Have To Think About Choice In Terms Of Its Limitations.

I Think Of Choosing As A... Both A Fun And An Effortful Activity And I Think Of Choice As Something That In Order For You To Really Get What You Want Out Of It You Have To Put A Lot Into It And So I'm Only Willing To Do That For A Few Different Things And For The Rest I Really Just Try To Either Satisfy, Come Up With A Simple Rule Or Let Somebody Else Make The Choice.

Choice Is More Than Picking 'x' Over 'y.' It Is A Responsibility To Separate The Meaningful And The Uplifting From The Trivial And The Disheartening. It Is The Only Tool We Have That Enables Us To Go From Who We Are Today To Who We Want To Be Tomorrow.

I Mean We Know That Some Choice Makes You Better Off Than No Choice. Now Do We Get Better Off If We Go From A Lot Of Choice Versus A Few Choices? And There I Think The Answer Is Much, Much, Much More Complicated.

Also If They Choose From More Options Than Fewer Options They're Less Satisfied With What They Choose And That Is True Whether They're Choosing Chocolates Or Which Job Offer To Accept.