4 ms·
How do you make decisions when there are too many unknowns to make a logical conclusion?
- nostrademons 18y agoPick an option that seems reasonable given the information you have, run with it, and be prepared to change your mind as new information becomes available.
- blogimus 18y agoI'm sorry, I can't answer that, I don't have enough context from your question. Joking aside, I generally agree with what nostrademons said. We live in an imperfect world and sometime will fall, best we can hope is that the mistake is small and we learn from it. I'm not sure I've or anyone I know has ever really had the opportunity to make an important decision with anywhere near all the factors I wanted to know. Where to go to college in another part of the country, balance opportunity, cost of living, debt load coming out of school? You can research yourself to indecision. Buying a house? For one thing, you don't know whats in the walls. Are there termites, water or fire damage hiding? Watching your mom dying from a heart attack on a hospital bed and probably won't recover, do you permit a do not resuscitate(DNR) or not? In my experience, life's most important decisions will always be accompanied by many or major unknowns and you will have to go with your gut feeling or freeze with indecision.