I think the moral dilemma that I'm faced with most often is whether or not to choose convenience.

I'm not just faced with this moral dilemma on a weekly basis or even a daily basis. No,

I'm faced with this moral dilemma on an hourly basis. Okay, almost every single decision I make

throughout my day somehow relates to this moral dilemma. And I find that fascinating

because if I had been born 200 years ago, I'd never face this moral dilemma. Whether or not to

choose convenience wasn't a moral dilemma back then. Because life was incredibly inconvenient.

And anytime convenience was an option, it was common sense to choose it. Whereas now, life is

unbelievably convenient. I mean, listen, it's still in some ways inconvenient, but compared to how it

used to be, life is unbelievably convenient. Okay. We can order anything to our door whenever we want. Unless you live

in like a random tiny house on a deserted island, you can probably order something and it'll

probably show up in less than a week. Okay. There's an appliance for everything. For everything. You need help with something.

There's probably an appliance for that. And on a daily basis, I am faced with the choice to take

the convenient route or perhaps the less convenient route. But this was not always a dilemma that I

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When I was younger and my prefrontal cortex was less developed, I always just automatically

chose convenience. I ordered food delivery. I ordered everything online. I socialized through

looking at social media and watching YouTube videos.

I wore pajamas and comfy clothes as often as I could.

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