Choice is Comparative.
I can compare the polarity of my choice.
I do this by seeing the positive or the negative direction of my choice.
Not all opposing choices are comparative.
Most opposing choices are relative to each other.
Full or free, full or empty, and more or less are relative choices.
Good, better, & best and bad, worse & worst are comparative choices.
They are progressively positive or progressively negative.
Full, less or free are relative choices as either direction can be progressively positive or negative dependent on one’s perspective.
Purpose, use & meaning are negatively free, negative when less, yet positive when full.
Pain, fear & problems are positively free, positive when less, yet negatively full.
This is because pain is relative to purpose, use is relative to problems and fear is relative to meaning.
It is the relative perspective of my polarity that allows my comparative choice.