Surely you didn’t “Ask” to be born what you are, to understand and communicate using English, to be male or female, to be a child or adult, to be anything at all. And so, if you did not choose to be exactly where and when you are, right now, right where “You” are, then why do you believe in Choices at all? At what point during a human’s lifetime, or the lifetime of any animal, does it begin to make a so-called “Choice”? And what is a Choice? Is choice nothing but an illusion? A false feeling and sense of control, over forces that you also believe influence life, and anything else? Many humans convince themselves that they are “in control” and “make choices” but do they? Is there any moment during this (false) sense of security that an actual “Choice” is made, and what is it? A decision, an action, an execution, perhaps. You inteded to do something, and you did it, and therefore, that was your “Choice” all along. You intend to do something. And you do it. And the discrepancy between the two must be your, “Choice”, correct?
Let’s get to the bottom of the matter.
It maybe true that a human can never know for certain, with confidence, or with the backing of science, that a “Choice” is an illusion or real. But that shouldn’t matter. What should matter, and what does matter, and how choices are measured, are between the difference of what any person can intend versus the actions that s/he either does or does not. So Choice has three parts: 1) the Intention, 2) the Action, and 3) the Inaction. It is from these three components that all “Choices” are made.