Often, dilemmas are part of everyday life. They pose as equally difficult decisions towards either favorable or unfavorable ends. Dilemmas could range anywhere from choosing between twix or milky way to cleaning a teacher's room for an hour or paying a visit to the Dean of Students. The choice, depending on its severity, is made by considering the effects or repercussions of the decision. The cause and effect of the decisions is sourced from The Butterfly Effect, sensitive dependence on initial conditions. This concept states that the decision makes its own effects. A dilemma forms when the estimation of those effects intersect. For Shackleton, the decision between the voyage and the hike both carried a high chance of dying.
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