Decision (n.) are not reached that quickly here — 'Sometimes even quicker.'
A Decision (n.) taken in a single abrupt act concentrates within you all the potentialities of decisive action.
A Decision (n.) of this kind is mostly excellent; the only disturbing thing is that one hears of it too late, still passionately discussing a matter long since resolved.
A Decision (n.) about one's trial should never be quick: there is only a hair's difference between the advantages and disadvantages — though you mustn't lose too much time either.
A Decision (n.) in the official apparatus strikes like lightning from an unlocatable place, as if the apparatus itself could no longer bear the tension and decided without the officials — justly, but arbitrarily.