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Choice
All solutions and acts require choice
Choosing necessitates a competition
Choices are made through a combination of math, logic, imperfect knowledge, emotion
& faith and probability
All choices can be reduced to yes / no equations
Making no choice is choosing
Sometimes a choice must be made between two bad outcomes, but one choice is
always better even if not observably so at the moment made
A choice about the future prevents a part of this historical past:
The development of the choice not taken
Other than interference by emotion & faith, and incomplete information, all choices will
result in a better outcome
Imposed choice, or forced choice, is not a choice at all
All individuals will chose that which gains the most by the least amount of effort.
All solutions and acts require choice
Choosing necessitates a competition
Choices are made through a combination of math, logic, imperfect knowledge, emotion
& faith and probability
All choices can be reduced to yes / no equations
Making no choice is choosing
Sometimes a choice must be made between two bad outcomes, but one choice is
always better even if not observably so at the moment made
A choice about the future prevents a part of this historical past:
The development of the choice not taken
Other than interference by emotion & faith, and incomplete information, all choices will
result in a better outcome
Imposed choice, or forced choice, is not a choice at all
All individuals will chose that which gains the most by the least amount of effort.