Part III — Participation · 13
Decision-Making in Motion
Decisions are relocated. In motion a decision is not a single point but a sequence of commitments, most of them made before anyone notices a choice is being made.
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The question it turns on
When was this decision actually taken?
Thinkers held against it
Where the argument is contested
Debiasing techniques help with recurring decisions and help less with unprecedented ones. The book keeps the distinction visible rather than selling a method.
To sit with
- — Which recent decision was really made weeks earlier, in a smaller room?
- — What would make this decision cheaper to reverse?