Only Sith Speak in Absolutes Quote

Tyler from Arbor Academy introduces a quote by Obi Wan Kenobi: 'Only Sith speak in Absolutes.' He explains that speaking in absolutes removes choice and humanity, using a personal job experience to illustrate the negative impact of such thinking. Tyler encourages living in the 'gray area' where context and stories matter, and advises against forcing others into fight-or-flight situations.

What does the quote 'Only Sith speak in Absolutes' imply about decision-making?

What does the speaker mean by 'the choice is what makes it human'?

How does the speaker relate their personal experience with a boss to the concept of absolutes?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that life is not black and white?

Why does the speaker believe that having a margin for fluidity is important in life?