The more choice and ease of access I have the less advantage I take of it
Have given this a little thought because, I think, living in a world where almost everything is available almost all of the time means you have to divorce choice from access.
Given a choice of three books, you'll very quickly pick one to read. But put yourself in the middle of the British Library and you'll be over-faced.
By the time you get to the library, you need to have made a decision about which book you want. That could be based on an area of research, something else you've read, a genre you want to explore, something new or something from way-back you want to enjoy again.
All that has really happened is that the old one-out-of-three choice in your home has gone, to be replaced by access to a vast library.
I never try to pick a book from the library, but make my choices before I get there. The great thing is, when I do get there, I know they'll have the book.
Don't let vast choice over-face you or modify the way you explore media - just enjoy the convenience...