Decision (n.) is never 'to a certain degree'. it is designed specifically to put an end to that perpetual prattle about 'to a certain degree'.
The Decision (n.) is a moment equal to a moment of madness.
Decision (n.) is the eternal protest against fictions.
A Decision (n.) that is negative does not support him who made it; he has to support it — he lives hypothetically, in the conjunctive mood, and to every “if” the reply is “Yes, if.”
A Decision (n.) that is negative is ambiguous even when it turns out happily, like good fortune in paganism, which only is when it has been: only when I am dead can I know.
Decision (n.) happens in an instant that is madness, a time that never becomes present.