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What We Share With Animals Is A Desire For Choice. It's A Desire To Have Control Over Our Life And A Desire To Live And Use Choice As A Way In Which We Can Facilitate Our Ability To Live And That Is Something We Really Were Born With.

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.

The Great Artist Michelangelo Claimed That His Sculptures Were Already Present In The Stone, And All He Had To Do Was Carve Away Everything Else. Our Understanding Of Identity Is Often Similar: Beneath The Many Layers Of Shoulds And Shouldn’ts That Cover Us, There Lies A Constant, Single, True Self That Is Just Waiting To Be Discovered.

You Know, Whether It Be Humans Or Animals. So Even Humans - Before We Can Speak Or We Can Understand A Baby's Cognition - They're Already Showing Us Signs That They Want Choice.

This Is At A Time When You Know Most Of Us Drank Tap Water, So I Used To Go To This Store And Examine All The Varieties And We Used To Marvel At All The Choices Out There, But I Found That I Rarely Bought Anything And I Kind Of Thought That Was Kind Of Curious. I Mean, They Had Things That The Other Grocery Stores Didn't Have And Yet I Never Bought Anything.