On the subject of choice, there are two options: Either you really have a choice, or the appearance that you may choose is simply an illusion.

The subject of choice may be referred to as the subject of free will. So the question may be rephrased to: "Do you really possess potential free will?"

Since there are many situations where people seemingly cannot choose what they want, we will refer to free will as potential free will.

So, you either have potential free will or no free will. In the latter case, it may not even be called will as everything is then simply a series of events with no will involved.

Hewlett Packard were not kidding when they made the HP-41 calculator. They made the perfect calc. Now it gets elevated by the launch of the UC-41 project. Turn your HP-41 into the Ultimate Calculator :)

This fantasy short story shows how one man became evil - apparently by being a victim of a series of events. In reality he made a sequence of choices that led him to commit transgressions against his fellow man as well as against himself.

An essay describing a dilemma that you may encounter in its many variations in life. How do you determine what's fair and what's not?

::artweb has been totally reprogrammed. I've moved away from the Content Management System (CMS) called PHP-Nuke. It was an unruly beast and rather insecure. After having been cracked/defaced twice, I decided to create my own publishing system in the programming language Ruby.