Silver decisions are the decisions to entrust the life, welfare, and future of a person, people, or an organization in the hands of a person or people based on competence, the ability, and willingness to serve the concerned people’s best interests only. Silver decisions are usually made during elections; participating in the electoral process of one’s community is a smart way to control one’s future in that community.
Those that refuse to take part in the electoral processes of their communities for any reason at all have by that negligence rejected the opportunity to control their future in that community. They must make do with whatever decision is made on their behalf and not complain as long as they remain in that community.
The most important part of communal decisions is electing public leaders to represent people, but merely participating in the elections is not enough to make silver decisions. You can participate in the electoral process and make suicide decisions on behalf of the people instead of a silver decision.
With this, it would have been better if you do not participate at all. It is at the point of elections that most people display the seemingly universal weakness of making communal suicide decisions instead of silver decisions.
I have experienced in many ways, how people’s refusal or inability to make silver decisions affect the lives of others including mine. Why can’t most people make silver decisions? Because it requires the most important evidence of self-development that is impossible for undeveloped people to utilize – selflessness and critical thinking. Without putting these two into an appropriate right use; asking the right questions and providing the right answers to them before proceeding, silver decisions are impossible.
If you want to control your destiny in a place where you reside, you must learn to make silver decisions and induce others to do so. Knowing how to make silver decisions is not enough, you must also teach & induce other people to do so, otherwise, your silver decisions will make no difference.
Silver decisions are nearly always applicable to communal decisions in which the majority makes the decisions that affect the lives of everyone living in that community. Many lives are in jeopardy because of other people’s inability or refusal to make silver decisions.
Moreover, any society in which your right of silver decisions is taken away or you are induced by bribe not to make them is a faulty society. A communal decision is a type of decision categorized under the silver decision, but the right to communal decisions is useless if people are not allowed to make silver decisions.
(Culled from HOW TO MAKE PROMPT & RIGHT DECISIONS written by Soul’e Rhymez
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