Some things seem to be better if you don't analyse/examine them. Maybe, though, they're only better once you analyse them. You will never know unless you choose one of the two. All the problems end up in a choice. And it is better to choose something, even if it's wrong, than not to choose anything at all.
"A barefoot Brit told me he offers two kinds of live-savers, telling me to choose, and I replied: "Any one".
-"Don't say 'any one' because you won't get anything.
(30/03/66, Athens. Entry in some of my dad's notes)
