With choice, things become complicated?
I hear people say this... variations of this statement, but that only makes sense, to me, if one doesn't know what one wants, no?
With choice, things become complicated?
I hear people say this... variations of this statement, but that only makes sense, to me, if one doesn't know what one wants, no?
Having the message of the article in mind and interconnectedness, we are not always aware of consequences, especially not at the grand scale, how that what we choose to do, even when thinking to make an aware choice, influences many others, from closest to us and further on. This especially applies on so called control freaks who are not able ever to let go and force life and choices convinced always being right. Unfortuntelly, consequences do not come direct line , but they hit where we at most can get the lesson. The great movie that illustarates it is Jean de Florette is a 1986 French period drama film directed by Claude Berri, based on a novel by Marcel Pagnol. It is followed by Manon des Sources. Brilliant as a movie and as a life lesson. Good question.