politics talk, not

Which is better? The politically correct answer or the politically incorrect answer?

What is the use of a politically correct answer? To create an impression? An image?

What harm can an incorrect answer bring?

Who will you have higher expectations of? The one who knows best at what's right and wrong, or the one who constantly thinks up alternatives to current solutions?

Would you want to stick to safe ground, or venture into potentially dangerous territory?

What risks are you willing to take in life? Will a wrong choice cost you your livelihood?

Are you willing to be restrained by society? How limited are your choices?

Is life meaningful living within boundaries, bound by these pinions? Is this the cause for the increase in jaded individuals?

How much courage does an individual need? Or is indifference more important?

Do all questions have right answers? Who are those willing to accept yet more than the regular response? How much regard do you have for those involved?

How much should we focus on self-image?

Which direction should we improve in? Are our steps to the left or right? Or will we create a path in the middle?

I'm starting to think that the right answer is not the right choice, but long-term general perception affects this acceptance. We tend to recognise certain things as the better alternative, or even the best choice, and this inevitably affects our judgement of situations around us.

I've only started to formulate these questions and thoughts only after realising how narrow-minded I am. Looks like I've got a whole world to explore.

There's a lot more to learn.