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Project 365 – Day 57<\/p>\n
I’m not sure if this is in contrast or in concert with yesterday’s post.\u00a0 Maybe it is somewhere in between.\u00a0 As mentioned, we live in a day and age of having incredible capabilities and conveniences at our finger tips.\u00a0 It occurred to me today that in addition to this, we have SO MANY choices within any given category.\u00a0 I thought of this as I was walking through the grocery, so I put my aforementioned Fuji to work.\u00a0 The images, though metaphoric in a sense, speak for themselves.<\/p>\n
Choices are often brought about by competition for better features\/functions\/improvements.\u00a0 This, in turn, drives prices lower.\u00a0 It also often leads to improved quality and benefits.\u00a0 “A rising tide lifts all boats,” as they say.\u00a0 On the other hand, more choice may breed contempt for what one does not have.\u00a0 Never satisfied.\u00a0 Potentially indulgent.\u00a0 Not appreciative for the bird in hand.\u00a0 Or as can be the case for me, too many choices can result in indecision (a la paralysis from analysis).<\/p>\n
Here’s the question to ponder from your own personal perspective and actions:\u00a0 When it comes right down to it, generally speaking, is the amazing vastness of choice in our culture a blessing or a curse?<\/p>\n