Some people believe that nowadays we have too many choice To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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In our generation, groups of people think that we have too many
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in nowadays society.
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, in my opinion, I do not agree
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view.Because the situations and
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we face will limit the number of
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which we can decide. On the one hand, it is true that we have numerous
kinds
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 of
choices
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in our daily life.
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, when we go to the night market we can select what
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of food we want to eat and 
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the flour of the cuisine.
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, most
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of problems
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we have lots of
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do not play an important role in our daily life and we only have
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a seldom
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decisions
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about the important issue.
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, we only have several
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when we have to consider different abundant
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.Taking job finding for
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,
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first
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we need to think about what
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of
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the job
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we can do and
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the major what I study in the university, even the salary is an essential factor we need to think over.
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, we only have
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decisions
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after lots of consideration.So we do not have enough
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because we need to premeditate different types of situations and
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on the significant problems. To summarize, I agree we have lots of different
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of
decisions
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in daily life
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the food or some not essential things.
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, we only have rare
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when we face
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significant
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which have excessive
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that need to consider.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • decision fatigue
  • myriad
  • dissatisfaction
  • regret
  • paralysis of action
  • empowers
  • preferences
  • innovation
  • competitiveness
  • fosters
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