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The Calculus of Decisions
You might often hear somebody say, “that wasn’t a smart move” or “he shouldn’t be doing that” or “that is not an appropriate thing for somebody that (insert adjective) to be doing.” Now this brings up a couple of interesting … Continue reading
Posted in General Philosophies
Tagged addiction, bad decisions, calculus, choice, decision, decision making, feeling, live in the moment, long term, moment, right now, saving money, seize, weight loss, why
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