When you choose, you are never accountable for the resources used and paths selected?

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If the question is trying to ask whether it is true or false, the answer is false. It is because whatever you chose or the decisions you make, there is always a cause, or things affecting your decision in which you will be held accountable for such as the statement above implies, you are accountable of resources and such when you choose.

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