“Always act so as to increase the number of choices.”
— Immanuel Kant
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Simplified Meaning:
When you make decisions that open up more options for you in the future, you have more freedom to choose what you want to do later on. Think about a student deciding what to study in school. If they choose subjects that can lead to many different jobs, like math or science, they will have more career choices when they are older compared to someone who studies a very specific topic. By doing this, they keep their future more flexible and full of possibilities. This idea can be applied to simple things too, like saving money. When you save, you have more choices later in life, such as buying something special or taking a trip. It’s all about making life easier in the future by the choices you make today.
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Autonomy Choices Decision-making Empowerment Flexibility Freedom Growth Opportunities Options Responsibility
