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This response in hard choices is a rational response, but it's not dictated by reasons given to us.

So when we face hard choices, we shouldn't beat our head against a wall trying to figure out which alternative is better.

What we do in hard choices is very much up to each of us.

Now, people who don't exercise their normative powers in hard choices are drifters.

So the lesson of hard choices: reflect on what you can put your agency behind, on what you can be for, and through hard choices, become that person.

Far from being sources of agony and dread, hard choices are precious opportunities for us to celebrate what is special about the human condition, that the reasons that govern our choices as correct or incorrect sometimes run out, and it is here, in the space of hard choices, that we have the power to create reasons for ourselves to become the distinctive people that we are.

And that's why hard choices are not a curse but a godsend.

Do not open it yet, but I am going to write down your choices so that everybody can see the choices that you made.

Why don't you open it up and remove the one piece of paper from inside and hand it to me, and we will see if it matches your choices.

Gwen, I was so confident that you were going to make these choices that I made another prediction, and I put it in an even more indelible place, and it's right here.

Gwen, I am so grateful for your choices because if we take a look at the first letters of your combinations, we get "C-H-A-O-S" for chaos and "O-R-D-E-R" for order.

It's a jury of men and women with Ph.D.s, and unlike a conventional jury, which has only two choices, guilty or not guilty, the scientific jury actually has a number of choices.

But the underside of this ideology has been an increase of anxiety, feelings of guilt, feelings of being inadequate, feeling that we are failing in our choices.

Now, we rarely make really totally rational choices.

Choices are influenced by our unconscious, by our community.

Now, choices are anxiety-provoking.

Why do we think that we are really such masters of our lives that we can rationally make the best ideal choices, that we don't accept losses and risks?

We might endlessly feel guilty that we are not making the right choices, and that's why we didn't succeed.

Now, when we are anxious over choices, sometimes we easily give our power of choice away.

We identify with the guru who tells us what to do, self-help therapist, or we embrace a totalitarian leader who appears to have no doubts about choices, who sort of knows.

When thinking about choices, I stopped taking choices too seriously, personally.

I also embrace the idea that we should go beyond thinking about individual choices, that it's very important to rethink social choices, since this ideology of individual choice has pacified us.

We spend so much time choosing things for ourselves and barely reflect on communal choices we can make.

I did have a choice, such as nations, as people, we have choices too to rethink in what kind of society we want to live in the future.

Unless you are ill or very poor, you have choices.

Well then our existence would be guaranteed, because every possible thing exists in that reality, but our choices would be meaningless.

So my choices are meaningless.

It renders off-limits all kinds of behavioral choices without our even knowing that it's happened.

I held two assumptions: One, that poor people are poor in part because they're uneducated and don't make good choices; two is that we then need people like me to figure out what they need and get it to them.

Bacteria may not care so much about trust and intimacy, but for people to tackle the hard lifestyle choices, to address issues like smoking cessation, blood-pressure management and diabetes control, well, that requires us to establish trust.

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