I was wondering, do we put too much pressure on the decisions we make in life?
I mean, where is the line that differentiates important decisions from the mundane (someone on Quora says 35,000 choices daily)?
And, if deciding to eat a piece of moldy cheese consequently leads you to have an upset stomach later in the day, is the choice (to eat or not to eat) easier to make than deciding whether or not you should leave your job simply because its consequence has greater impact than what happens in one day in the bathroom for eating bad cheese?
If so... in the end, does it even really matter? (courtesy of C's reflection, post-Linkin Park listening spree).
