I mostly agree that nowadays people have too many choices, and this can both support and impede communication, but overall it creates more confusion than benefit.
On the other hand, having a wide range of options is a sign of human ingenuity. In the past, people had limited access to products, education, and careers but today globalization and technology allow individuals to choose from almost anything. For example, students can apply to universities worldwide and consumers can select from thousands of brands online. This increases freedom and allows people to find options that better match their needs. However, I presume that too much choice often leads to decision issue. When people are faced with too many alternatives, they spend more time comparing and worrying about making the worst decision. For example, choosing a simple item like a mobile phone or a tablet can take hours or even days because of endless options. As a result, people may feel less satisfied even after making a choice and this could drug into perfectionism problems.
In addition, too many choices can reduce productivity in daily life, especially for those who devotes a lot of time to unnecessary comparison instead of focusing on what truly they could strive towards. This can increase level of stress and especially for young people who already face pressure from studying and working.
In conclusion, although having many choices increases freedom and opportunity, I strongly agree that it also creates confusion and stress. Therefore, I believe the disadvantages are more common than advantages.