There is always a choice. Everyone has heard this phrase at least once in their life, right? Is it really so? The Internet just screams with these phrases, however, like other sources of the media. Almost from birth, a person has a choice. Every day, millions of people choose what to eat, dress, and do. So is there really always a choice? In general, what is a choice? There are two groups that each faced. 1. Public choice. All went to the elections of deputies, officials, the president. We deliberately choose a person whom we trust in such things as governing the country in general and us in particular. Whole election campaigns are created trying to advertise a specific person, but usually this choice does not affect the individual person so much.
An example is simple: there were elections for the governor of a region, where life immediately changes for the better or for the worse. These changes are visible en masse, because the head does not come personally to everyone's home, and does not change all the rules and procedures there. Of course, your life will also depend on this choice, but there is no direct connection, and there will not be. 2. Personal choice. At first glance, everything in this group is much simpler. It's not that hard to choose what to buy at the store, go to work or not, watch a movie or go to bed, and so on.
But let's take a closer look. In the age of our technology, you can easily choose what clothes to wear to work and what to wear. And here is the most interesting thing. You choose to travel by public transport or by personal. In the matter of personal transport, everything is really so. Public transport is much more difficult.
For example, you decided to take a taxi, the choice was made, it would seem much easier, dialed the number and now the job is done. No matter how it is. You made your choice, which directly depended on you, then other people decide what car you will drive, who will be the driver. The driver, in turn, decides at what speed and which way you will go, taking full responsibility on himself.
However, it is not always possible to completely control the situation. Even if one person fully observes the rules of the road, the speed limit, watches the reaction of other drivers, there is a danger of an accident due to the fault of another person or nature. Another very important factor is a matter of chance. The plane flies, and the pilot's heart stops abruptly. Are the passengers to blame for this?
Did they have a choice? There was a choice: to fly or not to fly. But they were not given the choice to live or die. Everything was decided by fate. From this we can conclude: it is impossible to control everything. In certain situations, there is simply no choice. No matter how psychologists say, and people do not deceive themselves, there are certain events that are not subject to man. They will happen anyway, and people can only obediently observe.
It is also important. The choice may also depend on those around you. For example, a boss at work often decides what to do and to whom, without asking if the person wants to. More terrible, when terrorists take hostages, they also do not provide a choice. Such actions are even worse than the fact that a drunken person sits behind the wheel.
It turns out that man is powerless against nature, not to mention fate.
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And how much more unexplored and unexplored does our world keep? As a result, it turns out that in most cases, a person chooses his whole life. From basic things to lifestyle every day, every second. However, this choice does not always depend on desires and even on his capabilities. Often this choice depends on external factors. And more often from other people.