optimity

When the options are few, we can be happy with what we choose since we are confident that it is the best possible choice for us. When the options are practically infinite, though, we believe that the perfect choice for us must be out there somewhere and that it__ our responsibility to find it. Choosing can become a lose-lose situation: if we make a choice quickly without fully exploring the available options, we__l regret potentially missing out on something better; if we do exhaustively consider all the options, we__l expend more effort (which won__ necessarily increase the quality of our final choice), and if we discover other good options, we may regret that we can__ choose them all.