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"The hardest choices are not between good and bad. They are between differing outcomes which appear to have equal merit."


I think this statement should print on newspaper because this is a very correct statement. Good and bad are easy to choose, people always choose good. But if they have same merit but two different outcomes, the choice becomes more difficult, because they have same properties, which make people very hard to choose. For example, will children choose go to the school of China or school go Canada? The purpose of go to school is learn knowledge for your future, so whether in which school, your purpose are always same, but the school is different, people always choose the best out for their kids because they will learn more or better.