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There's certainly a significant amount of context dependence on the amount of advice that's "right" for any given situation. I think the important thing is to m
by akharris 8y ago
There's certainly a significant amount of context dependence on the amount of advice that's "right" for any given situation. I think the important thing is to make sure you know that there is an "enough" rather than endlessly chase more.
- everythingswan 8y agoWell put. There's probably a theory that better explains this, but I think of it as getting to 60%. How can I get to 60% certainty without wasting too much time? I'll never get to 100% (likely not even the 60% I think I am getting to) but how can I uncover just enough information to feel confidence in my decision? (edit: to add the "?") The rest is just assessing past decisions and asking the same questions until we get satisfied with the result.