Enlightened
So, if someone is being confused, it means he is not free, even though he seems to be considering many options.
But when a person is firm with his choice, he is free.
So when someone says "no choice means disaster", it means this is a person who doesn't understand the issue.
Unless you are oppressed, then the lack of choice is a disaster.
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IN GOD WE TRUST I am free not because i have choices, but i am free because i rely on God with quality assured
Don't be fooled
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