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That goes along with my thinking. Some things are obvious but when you move away from the top topic or two you’ll always have a long list of things where it’s n
by colechristensen 4y ago
That goes along with my thinking. Some things are obvious but when you move away from the top topic or two you’ll always have a long list of things where it’s not so clear which should be done next, and there’s plenty which is always important to do but never the most important thing. A bit of randomness injected into that process whether you’re dealing with software tickets, national legislation, or household chores might just lead to better outcomes than relying on the judgement of a few people without enough information to make nonarbitrary decisions and might have bad biases which lead to things getting overprioritized or neglected.