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Making a choice (any choice) is often better than making no choice at all, although not choosing at all is itself an often overlooked valid choice ("A strange g
by lloeki 14y ago
Making a choice (any choice) is often better than making no choice at all, although not choosing at all is itself an often overlooked valid choice ("A strange game. The only winning move is not to play"). There's an oxymoronic french expression reflecting that often overlooked possibility, especially in dire situations: "Il est urgent d'attendre" which could be translated as "it is most pressing to wait".
- Robin_Message 14y agoThere's also the phrase by Dr. Linda A. Lewis: "Don't just do something, stand there!" to exhort careful consideration even in face of a crisis.