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> someone's inner train of thought comparing and contrasting two choices at length has nothing to do with which choice they actually make. Even that is illusor
by goodpoint 2y ago
> someone's inner train of thought comparing and contrasting two choices at length has nothing to do with which choice they actually make.
Even that is illusory most of the time. It takes deliberate effort and method to limit bias and personal preference.
- jjk166 2y agoHaving personal preference doesn't make a decision illusory. I have a preference for vanilla ice cream, doesn't mean I can't legitimately consider or even choose chocolate.