None Of Us Always Make The Best

We Don't Really Want A Huge House, But We Want The House To Be Slightly Bigger Than Our Neighbors, And A Car That Is Bigger Than Our Neighbor's, And They're Going On Vacation That's Slightly More Expensive, And This Escalation Happens That Things Got Out Of Hand.

But Because Human Being Tend To Focus On Short-term Benefits And Our Own Immediate Needs, Such Tragedies Of The Commons Occur Frequently .

The People Who Need To Overcome Temptation To The Highest Degree Have The Hardest Time Doing It.

It Is Very Difficult To Make Really Big, Important, Life-changing Decisions Because We Are All Susceptible To A Formidable Array Of Decision Biases. There Are More Of Them Than We Realize, And They Come To Visit Us More Often Than We Like To Admit.

The Most Difficult Thing Is To Recognize That Sometimes We Too Are Blinded By Our Own Incentives. Because We Don’t See How Our Conflicts Of Interest Work On Us.