Nature of Choice
Commenters debate the reality, value, and implications of having choices, questioning if they are genuine, illusory, or a luxury, and whether not choosing is itself a choice.
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It's about having a choice though.
Not choosing is a choice in itself.
Choices aren't made in a vacuum.
"free choice" is not that simple.
Did you mean having a choice or not having a choice?
Yeah, and one of these "choices" implies not having any more choice at all
It's good to have a choice.
we have that choice. not everyone does. thats my point, i suppose.
Choice is better than not having it.
In this case we're talking about them actually having a choice.