A person with a large ego may feel important if he/she has a lot of choices to make.Īs time drawing near to the new millennium, have many choices can be thrilling. Some really active people need a lot of choices to make, otherwise they may feel like they aren’t accomplishing anything, then again, a lot of choices may help a person build leadership skills. The President makes more choices than the average household family member. It all depends on the personal lifestyle of a single person. It’s true that there are a lot of choices to make in general, but a single person is only faced with a fraction of those in his/her life.With so many choices, we have to select things according to how we feel and how it will affect us. When he saw the ad for “Burger King,” he rushed to the nearby restaurant and ordered a “Whooper.” He found it refreshing not to behave as a logical consumer and it did not matter to him. He recounted when he had to decide what is to eat for dinner. He also supported the media for urging us into choosing their products through delightful ads. They don’t appreciate the things that they can have. Waldman considers people that are making choices on the basis of quality are small people. “Stereotypical Yuppies” are people that have a well-paid job are obsessed with the quality of products which they purchase. He comprehended the way people react offensively to “stereotypical yuppies,” which he has been guilty of. Waldman concluded his essay by restating the stress in trying to deal with an abundance of choices. Waldman compared his past and present experiences to explain today’s human characteristics that are splitting apart. As the result, people tend to be private to satisfy their needs. Waldman complains that “Choice Reduces Social Bonding.” He pointed out that people shares fewer common experiences and that our society is divided into social segments.
Waldman clarifies that people work hard to improve their appearance and still don’t feel better about themselves. If a person has too many desires and is face with too many choices, they are likely to doubt his/her self. The problem is that the more choices there are the more possible way to define yourself. Waldman explained that “Choice Erodes the Self.” He believes that people purchase things to help them appreciate themselves. Candidates abide now on people’s beliefs, than their own beliefs. People did not vote straight Democrat or Republican, but they vote according to recommendation, interests and popularity.
With untrustworthy media, voters tend to look carefully on the candidate’s character and not have a tendency to look at their personal issues. He observed that the way people voted for a candidate has changed over the years. “Choices Cause Political Alienation,” is another negative point Waldman described. He concluded that his stressful search in Sox Appeal ended with getting the socks in the wrong size.
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