24-03-2023, 07:24 AM
Decision isnt binary its a spectrum of how much you lean to either side of a problem
sometimes there is no logical formula for the spectrum and to avoid the dilemma flipping a coin can be the most obvious answer to something which is inherently devoid of logical deduction at least at the human level
i dont think people ask for advice or flip a coin to get a certain answer, but they just have trouble when they have a concrete decision from an external influence because they are still somewhere in the middle of the decision spectrum, hence the inevitable momentary disappointment in response to either answer
the ideal solution is just to let go of all control. but you didnt really let go if you flip a coin or let someone else decide because that means you are still stuck in the middle of the spectrum. you have to let go of the spectrum entirely and disconnect from the problem and just go to a decision yourself.
sometimes there is no logical formula for the spectrum and to avoid the dilemma flipping a coin can be the most obvious answer to something which is inherently devoid of logical deduction at least at the human level
i dont think people ask for advice or flip a coin to get a certain answer, but they just have trouble when they have a concrete decision from an external influence because they are still somewhere in the middle of the decision spectrum, hence the inevitable momentary disappointment in response to either answer
the ideal solution is just to let go of all control. but you didnt really let go if you flip a coin or let someone else decide because that means you are still stuck in the middle of the spectrum. you have to let go of the spectrum entirely and disconnect from the problem and just go to a decision yourself.
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