> »Making a decision« is not a coherent concept. You might "believe" that, but I doubt that you believe it "in your heart of hearts" (I.e. that you alieve it).

> »Making a decision« is not a coherent concept. You might "believe" that, but I doubt that you believe it "in your heart of hearts" (I.e. that you alieve it). Choice is fundamental to the human experience. Regardless of its objective existence, disbelieving it's existence doesn't allow for making better choices. Choice is presupposed. Choose well.