> [We] pretend we have control and in some cases, it's this that actually makes us miserable. Totally! I follow the dice method myself, with some twist: for da

> [We] pretend we have control and in some cases, it's this that actually makes us miserable. Totally! I follow the dice method myself, with some twist: for daily repeated decision. I complement it with a rank ordered list of my preferences, where sometimes I simply invert the list. So if there are 10 options, I would usually choose the 1st one (ex: my favorite drink) but sometimes I chose the last one (here, my least favorite drink). The dice says when I do that, with a minimal frequence of 1/6th for a regular D6. > I'm curious since you recommended it to OP, how you apply this in your own life and if you have some examples of things you have discovered. I have discovered I don't really have food preferences, and that what other human beings think taste good will taste good (even if not to my taste YET) at least after a small exposure period. The most interesting discoveries (ex: meat: now I like it almost raw!) have been made through this funny algorithm.