Indecision

Does indecision derive from a superior intelligence, comprehending the dangers and merits of ones actions, and therefore being more careful in one's choosing? Or is it a lack of intellect, that the mind needs such processing time for what would appear to be a simple solution - and often never arrives, but if forced into one or the other, but chance, or by the actions of someone or the occcurance something.

Though it is an advantage in many ways to think before doing - although oftimes the fun is lost, but juxastaposed to this is taking a ridiculous amount of time making decisions - clearly an unpleasant state of affairs - unless it is done with the purpose of annoying others, but i won't consider that for now.

Most people it would seem, have something of a compromise. Yet these people make stupid decisions... and those who take excessivly long, have equally unpleasant offside effects. Are we doomed to randomly dance the dangerous tightrope of decisions, with only a slim pole of intelligence, from which we can occasionally stop ourselves plummeting into the dark depths of death? Will we ever be free of chaos... or would this mean the end of a non-deterministic enviroverse.

It is also my deciscion not to proof read this - in the hope the one of my many spelling or grammar-like errors will spawn a brief insight in someone who reads it... and they shall be partially enlightend.

And now... i consider whether i can be bothered going and getting a starbucks or bubble tea of some suck wanky drink... or whether a mars bar would be more fitting. or neither (haha, as if).