Knowledge Should Be A Public Good, And

Well Certainly Not Having Any Choice - Having Your Entire Life Dictated By Others.

The Quality Of Health Care Continues To Improve, And People Are Living Longer, But These Developments Mean That We're Likely To Eventually Find Ourselves In A Situation In Which We're Forced To Make Difficult Choices About Our Parents, Other Loved Ones, Or Even Ourselves That Ultimately Boil Down To Calculations Of Worth And Value.

Balancing Hopes, Desires And An Appreciating Of The Possibilities With A Clear-eyed Assessment Of The Limitations: That Is The Art Of Choosing.

Too Many Choices Can Overwhelm Us And Cause Us To Not Choose At All. For Businesses, This Means That If They Offer Us Too Many Choices, We May Not Buy Anything.

So It Was Constantly Going Back And Forth Between These Two Cultures That Kept Raising The Question, Well, How Important Is Personal Freedom? And I Think That Has Always Been Of Interest To Me.