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I really like the timer concept here. Too often I've found that suggestion services just serve to further choice paralysis. The timer adds a time imperative t
by RKoutnik 13y ago
I really like the timer concept here. Too often I've found that suggestion services just serve to further choice paralysis. The timer adds a time imperative that overrides my usual action of overanalyzing everything.
- flipside 13y agoglad you like it! paradox of choice all the way, the time constraint helps people expend more energy over a short period of time
- rsl7 13y agoCan you elaborate on choice paralysis? What is really at play here - that you are worried you will have wasted time with a bad movie?
- marquis 13y agoI have a trick I do: flip a coin to decide. You tend to make a decision before the coin lands, rather than have blind fate make the choice for you.
- flipside 13y agoThe opportunity to "decide in the air" is one of the things that's missing from "feeling lucky" recommendations, too much happens in that one step.