In today’s rapidly growing world, we have various choices in every aspect of our lives. There are those who feel that at the present we have a number of choices. I strongly agree with them. This passage will shed light on my viewpoint.
Generally speaking, there are a wide range of choices for us. Take television as an example: When we open the television, it shows us several options to watch. Some channels are broadcasting cricket matches while others are telecasting football. Similarly, many channels are showing cartoons and movies while others are showing TV serials and documentaries. Let’s dive into another example; now take newspapers as an example. In the past, we used to buy newspapers from local shops. However, nowadays we have multiple sources to read newspapers. For example, we can read a newspaper through the internet and without paying. Since there are various online newspapers and articles available. Besides, we can collect the PDF version of physical newspapers.
However, there are several topics where we can’t choose independently. For example, in calculus (one of the most important parts of mathematics and physics), we cannot alter the rules of calculus. There is no alternative way to solve a calculus problem without following the exact method. Although we can solve arithmetic in various ways, algebra cannot be solved in various ways; rather, it follows a straightforward solution. We have some formulas to solve algebra, and we cannot use any other formulas to handle the problems. On the contrary, the number of fields where they restrict our autonomy is limited.
In conclusion, there are many topics where we can merely choose multiple options. However, those topics are quite limited compared to the total sum of fields where we can take our own decision and have multiple choices.