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Ultimately, the quality of our decisions today depends less on how accurately we predict tomorrow than on how rigorously we challenge the assumptions that shape our expectations about it
Human beings make thousands of decisions every day. Most of them happen automatically.
To navigate complex environments efficiently, our brains rely on mental shortcuts – what psychologists call heuristics. These shortcuts allow us to interpret information quickly, prioritize tasks and respond to challenges without analyzing every option from scratch.
