with these decisions forever. – Examine everything; not all is as it seems or as people tell you. – It is easiest to live with a decision if it is based on an earnest sense of right and wrong. – The guy who gets killed is often the guy who got nervous. The guy who doesn't care anymore, who has said, "I'm already dead-the fact that I live or die is irrelevant and the only thing that matters is the accounting I give of myself," is the most formidable force in the world. – The worst possible decision is to give up.
In "Pirate Hunters: Treasure, Obsession and the Search for a Legendary Pirate Ship," Robert Kurson emphasizes the importance of making informed decisions, stating that one should scrutinize everything, as appearances can be misleading. He suggests that the moral grounding of a decision aids in living with its consequences, implying that understanding right from wrong is crucial in navigating life's challenges.
Kurson also points out the dangers of indecision and fear, illustrating...
