In indecision often is the humble allowance for the uncertain possibilities of the ensuing life, in decisiveness often the arrogance of an ignorant certitude that crushes finer possibilities pregnant in the womb of futurity. Human knowledge has advanced on the shoulders of such scientific indecision, on prolonged rational deliberations, speculative adjustments and intuitive verifications, and never quite riding the chariot of a subordinating wilful decisiveness. In indecision lies the glorious submission to ever-unfolding truth in all its fluctuating expression, in blind decisiveness the sacrifice of floral possibilities at the scaffold of the single brute enforcement of the arrogant will.
Written by Sugata Bose
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