Category: Inductive Decisions

One of the traps we often carry from our childhood: “easier to do” means “worse results”.It’s only true in some cases, AKA a half-truth. Because

There is a reason that most people hate hearing “you have pretty eyes” from a date. It’s a cliche, it’s hard to disprove, and it’s

I used to be unsure about how much to charge because I always felt I needed more information. It’s always hard to say exactly how

The man who has fed the chicken every day throughout its life, at last, wrings its neck instead, shows that more refined views as to

“Should” is a verb used to say or ask what is the correct thing to do. This is dangerous – thinking about the value of service as

You don’t have enough data to make certain decisions, right? Important decisions like pricing should ideally be modeled first and tried out in safe conditions. The resulting data will then