"<p>It is not worth relying on the idea that a flawless decision can be made, but, on the contrary, you have to come to terms with the idea that every decision is doubtful, because that is the nature of things, namely that, avoiding a unpleasantness, you fall into another; but this is exactly what wisdom consists in, namely, in weighing the possible inconveniences and counting the least evil as good.</p>"