> It is impossible know which choice will result in better outcomes. Whatever you choose has probably about equal chance of success or failure. It's a common f

> It is impossible know which choice will result in better outcomes. Whatever you choose has probably about equal chance of success or failure. It's a common fallacy to assign 50/50 probability to unknown distributions. Furthermore, many choices are not binary, or may not be as simple as right/wrong in hindsight. But I agree with the idea of amortizing your perspective over many choices.