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The way I've framed it is the cost of making the decision should be in proportion to that decision turning out to be wrong. It's extremely rare for decisions t
by midenginedcoupe 4y ago
The way I've framed it is the cost of making the decision should be in proportion to that decision turning out to be wrong.
It's extremely rare for decisions to be as binary as one-way or two-way, but there's always a point on the sliding scale of cost to change later.