A Clear Right Answer And The Opportunity

You Know, Like, None Of Us Would Choose - No Matter Where We Are In The World - Would Choose To You Know Become A Member Of Orwell's "nineteen Eighty-four" World, But How Much Choice Is Really The Question.

I Could Wear Makeup Today, And One Person Would Say It Looks Bland, Another Would Say It Looks Fake, And Another Might Tell Me I Look Really Natural. Everyone Is Convinced Their Opinion Is The Truth, And That's What I Struggle Against.

People Don't Put As Much Of An Emphasis In Expanding Their Choices, So That, You Know, One Of The Things That I Learned When I Was In Japan Way Back In The 1990's And There Were All These Quarrels Happening Between The U.s. And Japan About Allowing More American Products Into The Japanese Market.

It's Always A Thrilling Experience To Go Into A Place That Offers You A Lot Of Choice. You Know It's Like It Reminds You Of When You're A Kid And You Go To The Amusement Park And Whether It Be Disneyworld Or Six Flags You Know That Thrilling Moment When You First Enter And You Know You've Got All These Possibilities For The Day And It's Really A... It's A Wonderful Feeling.

First-generation Children Were Strongly Influenced By Their Immigrant Parents' Approach To Choice. For Them, Choice Was Not Just A Way Of Defining And Asserting Their Individuality, But A Way To Create Community And Harmony By Deferring To The Choices Of People Whom They Trusted And Respected.