Fundamentally they just want the best effort>output ratio. You get information about this during exploration (hence "bias to action"), but you can also get info

Fundamentally they just want the best effort>output ratio. You get information about this during exploration (hence "bias to action"), but you can also get information from taking a moment to step back. It's almost as if there is no catch-all rule for problem solving, which is why these posts have limited utility in isolation (but it's nice to be well-read in the area).