In his book ‘A Clockwork Orange’, Anthony Burgess contends: ‘A man who cannot choose ceases to be a man.’ He advocates for the notion that the ability to make choices is a fundamental aspect of humanity. However, this prompts the question: do we always want to make choices? How often do we find ourselves responding to difficult and demanding situations with a desire to evade making a choice? Is it even possible to escape the act of decision making, given that the very act of evasion is itself a choice?