The Choice of a lifetime.

The very notion of an "important choice" or a "decision of a lifetime" is in itself ridiculous.
Why are some choices more important than others? What gives some decisions more importance, leading us to give it more brainwave than other ones, when every single action and thought has direct implications to our foreseeable future.
If every choice made, leads to an alternate future, do we then leave anything up to chance. In all honesty, can we really afford to leave anything to a roll of a dice?
If yes, than is it because we do not yet value the result of the consequences OR is it because of us not being willing to accept the consequences of the actions gone wrong!

Thanks to us being bombarded by media every waking moment, it would probably take a youtube video showing us how a person rather insignificant decisions, for example stopping to buy gum or even choosing between the bus and the train, can over a period of time accumulate to grow into a tangent life.

Choice on!!