Decision making made easy...

I have come up with a theory, which makes the decision making more easier. Below are the details of the theory.

Prerequisites: The options to select should be three out of which the last one should be forget this question.

Assumptions:
  • 121 is the perfect number, coz it is the square of 11.
  • Nearest value to 121, is a number which is greater than 97.
Theory:
When you are stuck in a situation where u have to chose one of the two options. Then the first thing, that you have to think is 'What is the result of 1+1?'. If the result is anywhere near 121, then choose option 2 or else choose option 1. If the result is exactly 121 then the option 3 [forget this question], which is a mandate. By this way one can easily decide on things. This theory has been tested, analyzed and reworked to obtain the perfect results.

Hope this helps..... ;)


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