Verdict 30.001: The Cookies
"The average adult makes around 35 000 remotely conscious decisions each day. They all have consequences."
Synopsis
The average adult makes about 35 000 remotely conscious decisions each day. Each decision carries certain consequences – both good and bad. Even if it’s just about a box of cookies.
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