IIIIITHE1IIIII on 09 August 2012
| happydolphin said: Your humility is refreshing. Yes, it is extremely simplified. What if someone made the individual curious by telling them "have you tried making a different choice? if you never know what's out there, how will you ever find out?". Next time the person chooses, they will maybe, out of curiosity, try the other option. Edit: Did you read the dice part of my post? |
Then the curiosity would affect his will-power, and he would find a reason to reconsider his current preferences. He probably didn't choose to have someone telling him that though, but even if he did, he made that choice for a reason.
Yes, I read the dice part. If you made a point then I failed to see it.
