This is gonna seem weird - you're forewarned - but here goes. Kinda the equivalent of flipping a coin, but no coin (and just maybe better.) There used to be a

This is gonna seem weird - you're forewarned - but here goes. Kinda the equivalent of flipping a coin, but no coin (and just maybe better.) There used to be a hippie-dippie belief that holding, say, a food in your hand and then pressing down on that arm with the other arm would tell you what was good or bad for you. If your (holding) arm was weak, bad. Strong, good. Of course, that's nonsense, BUT it may be a possible way to try to tap into unconscious beliefs (right or wrong beliefs.) If you're ambivalent, it's a tie-breaker. I don't do it often, but it's better than just standing there cogitating. Related, at least: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/pinocchio-s-arm-a-lie-detector-test/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/pinocchio-s-arm-a... Another heuristic - do what will most likely blow up in a visible way; whatever will be a noticable fail, so you learn.