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Mar
New Delhi [India], March 09: Overchoice problem is a modern thing. In ancient times, choice used to mean freedom. For most of human history, choice barely existed. Food came from the nearby field, the local market, or the day’s hunt. Careers followed family trades. Communities were inherited through geography. Life moved inside narrow rails. Decisions were limited. And because they were limited, they were lighter. Modern life dismantled those rails. Now the day begins with a flood. Notifications. Emails. Messages. Tabs. Feeds. Options layered on options before the mind has even fully woken up. A person can scroll through thousands…
