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Decision-bias: More situations are made worse by not making a decision than making the wrong decision. Most decisions can be rapidly undone. Therefore, always b
by scarejunba 8y ago
Decision-bias: More situations are made worse by not making a decision than making the wrong decision. Most decisions can be rapidly undone. Therefore, always bias to making a decision.
Anti-schlep-blindness: Look for the thing you're avoiding thinking about. It's probably the most important thing.
- beagle3 8y agoNot taking any action is often better than taking the wrong action, in my experience. Not taking an action, though, IS a decision so i’m not sure how exactly this compares to your statement.
- scarejunba 8y agoI agree. I would bias against implicit no-action because a decision couldn't be made. Explicit No-Action or Explicit Action are superior.