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Better relationships on average. What works best for you might not align with the average for your cohort. Adapting average-based advice to your individual ch
by jlokier 3y ago
Better relationships on average. What works best for you might not align with the average for your cohort. Adapting average-based advice to your individual characteristics often results in a better match to what's best for you than following the average ignoring your individual characteristics.
- throw0101a 3y ago> Better relationships on average. And exercising more and smoking less increases health, longevity, and well-being on average—unless you get hit by a truck. There are no guarantees in life except that it will end, so you might as well try to stack the averages and odds in your favour whenever you can.
- Clamchop 3y agoSmoking is never good for you, and exercising virtually always is. By contrast, "stacking the deck" on the specific issue of finances may or may not be helpful for a particular relationship and should be assessed case by case. So, I don't think they're the best analogies.