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The moment you trade infinite possibility for one slightly committed reality.
means Choices made by picking one option and abandoning all the others, hopefully on purpose.
from From Latin decidere, literally to cut off — every decision severs the paths you didn't take.
Decision fatigueWillpower drains with each choice; judges grant fewer paroles late.
Built-in cutThe -cide in decide echoes homicide, suicide — same cutting root.
Paradox of choiceMore options often produce less satisfaction, not more.