Choices
Opportunity cost is the price that never appears on the tag
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Choices
Trade-offs, options and why more of them is not always better.
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More options can make a choice worse, but the evidence is messier than the story
The idea that too much choice paralyses people became famous faster than it was verified, and what survives careful testing is narrower and more useful than the popular version.
By Samar Bhatia · · 4 min read
Choices
Why money already spent keeps getting a vote
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A decision can be good and still turn out badly
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Reversible and irreversible choices deserve different amounts of thought
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Removing your own options is sometimes the strongest move available
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When the clock is the binding constraint, cut analysis before you cut evidence
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Knowing when to stop looking is a separate decision from what to pick
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Most decisions are posed as yes or no when they were never that shape
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A group decides worse than its members when everyone talks first
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A bright line and a rule of thumb fail in opposite directions
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Doing nothing feels safer than acting, and it is not the same as being safer
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