When I was growing up and having a dense age making a choice, my father would tell me about the proverbial horse that starved to death while deciding between two bails of hay. This tale has its origins in a alike tale told by Aristotle in which a male who has access to both aliment and drink remains unmoved since he is as hungry as he is thirsty. When faced with what we perceive as equivalent choices, the result can be a state of terminal indecision. More data: click here.