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So Most Of The Time When We Are Confronted By More, Rather Than A Few, Choices We're Often Novices And So We Don't Really Know How To Differentiate These Various Options.

This Is At A Time When You Know Most Of Us Drank Tap Water, So I Used To Go To This Store And Examine All The Varieties And We Used To Marvel At All The Choices Out There, But I Found That I Rarely Bought Anything And I Kind Of Thought That Was Kind Of Curious. I Mean, They Had Things That The Other Grocery Stores Didn't Have And Yet I Never Bought Anything.

Once The Jazz Musician Learns All The Fundamentals They Can Keep Track Of A Lot Of Choices In An Instant.

Most Of The Time You Should Use Reason, There Is No Doubt About That Because Gut Often Makes Us Susceptible To Lots Of Different Biases, Particularly If What You're Deciding Is Something That You Really, That Expertise Can Be Brought To Bear On It, There Is A Way In Which You Can Align The Odds, So Then You Should Really Use Reason.

We Are Sculptors Finding Ourselves In The Evolution Of Choosing, Not In The Results Of Choice.